Countries where testers are in demand !



Have you ever wondered:

Which are the countries where testing as a career is prevalent?
Where do we have automation / manual testing jobs?
In which part of the world are the most job opportunities?
Here is some information that might help; the information below is only for your reference.
Ordered in the number of openings in a country (as of January 2013)
From highest to lowest:
  1. Testers in India - Manual and Automation 60:40
  2. Testers in USA - Manual and Automation 30:70
  3. Testers in Australia - Manual and Automation 20:80
  4. Testers in UK- Manual and Automation 40:60
  5. Testers in Dubai - Manual and Automation 50:50
  6. Testers in China - Manual and Automation 60:40
  7. Testers in Singapore - Manual and Automation 40:60
  8. Testers in Malaysia - Manual and Automation 40:60
  9. Testers in South Africa - Manual and Automation 30:70
  10. Testers in Canada – Mostly Automation 10:90
  11. Testers in Kuwait – Scarcity of both 50:50
Will soon have information on what is the average salary of a tester or QA professionals in these countries, until then Happy Testing!

Comments

  1. Anna Abram25/8/21

    Hi Aditya, I read your whole blog. This is very nice. Good to know about the career in testing is broad and is very demanding in future. We are also providing various QA Training, anyone interested can learn QA automation for making their career in this field .

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