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Delivery in Oversea (Middle East) and able to travel. Travel, hotel accommodation, and other expenses are paid.


Delivery dates

27/04/2025 - 30/04/2025


Must have a minimum of 3-5 industrial experience in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning with fluent communication skills.


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Role Description

This is a contract role for a Mastering API Testing: Tools and Techniques trainer tutor. The role involves conducting training sessions, creating test cases, analyzing test results, and communicating effectively with participants. This on-site role is located in middle east saudi.


Qualifications

  • Analytical Skills and Testing expertise
  • Experience in creating and executing test cases
  • Strong Communication skills
  • Proficiency in Software Testing
  • Ability to convey complex technical information clearly
  • Certifications in relevant testing tools and techniques
  • Experience in delivering training sessions


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Day 1: Introduction to API Testing & Fundamentals

Session 1: Introduction to API Testing

  • What is an API (Application Programming Interface)?
  • Importance of API testing in software development.
  • Understanding the API lifecycle and types of APIs (REST, SOAP, GraphQL).

Session 2: Fundamentals of API Testing

  • Difference between API testing and GUI testing.
  • Key components of API testing: Requests, responses, endpoints, and payloads.
  • Overview of HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.).
  • Understanding status codes, headers, and body.



Day 2: Setting Up API Testing & Writing Test Cases

Session 3: Setting Up the API Testing Environment

  • Overview of API testing tools: Postman, SoapUI, JMeter, and REST Assured.
  • Configuring testing environments and managing test data.
  • Understanding API documentation (e.g., Swagger, OpenAPI).

Session 4: Writing and Executing API Tests

  • Creating test cases for API endpoints.
  • Validating API responses: Status codes, headers, and payloads.
  • Using Postman and other tools for manual API testing.
  • Mocking APIs for testing incomplete or third-party services.










Day 3: Automating & Advanced API Testing Techniques

Session 5: Automating API Testing

  • Introduction to API test automation frameworks.
  • Writing automated test scripts using REST Assured or Postman Collections.
  • Running automated API tests in CI/CD pipelines.

Session 6: Advanced API Testing Techniques

  • Parameterization of API requests for data-driven testing.
  • Testing authentication mechanisms (OAuth, API keys, JWT).
  • Load and performance testing of APIs using JMeter.
  • Security testing for APIs (SQL Injection, XSS, token expiration).



Day 4: Debugging, Best Practices, and Real-World Applications

Session 7: Debugging and Troubleshooting APIs

  • Identifying and resolving common API issues.
  • Analyzing API logs and error responses.
  • Tools for debugging API calls.

Session 8: Best Practices & Real-World Applications

  • Writing clear and reusable test cases.
  • Maintaining and updating API test suites as APIs evolve.
  • Integrating API testing with Agile and DevOps workflows.
  • Hands-on project: Creating and testing APIs in a sandbox environment.
  • Comparing API testing tools (Postman, SoapUI, JMeter) and selecting the right one.


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