Manish Verma

Manish Verma has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Manish started their career at Supervalu India in 2008 as an EDW QA Engineer, where they contributed to multiple enterprise data warehouse projects, including areas like merchandising, pharmacy, vendor funds, logistics, and POS systems. During their time at Supervalu India, Manish was involved in data validation, fact and dimension tables, star schema, snowflake schema, and hybrid schema. Manish also conducted ETL testing using Informatica and ELT testing using stored procedures.

In 2010, Manish joined Ness Technologies and worked as a Senior ETL QA Engineer for client Quintiles in their data factory project. In this role, they focused on testing and validating Master Data Management using Informatica. Their responsibilities included creating, executing, and reviewing test cases.

In 2012, Manish moved to QuintilesIMS and took on the role of a Senior Validation & Testing Engineer. Over the years, they advanced to become a Principal Validation and Test Engineer and eventually a Senior Principal Validation and Test Engineer. Throughout their tenure at QuintilesIMS, Manish played a crucial role in validation and testing, ensuring product quality and adherence to regulations.

Most recently, in 2017, Manish joined ThoughtSphere as a Business System Analyst. In this position, they have been responsible for product definition, scoping, and requirements management. Manish has also performed validation activities, such as test case creation, execution, and reviews. Manish has utilized various tools and programming languages, including SQL, MongoDB, Python, and Java Script for data analysis, validation, and visualization.

Overall, Manish Verma's work experience showcases their expertise in data testing, validation, and analysis, along with their strong proficiency in tools and programming languages relevant to the field.

Manish Verma completed their Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Computer Science from the University of Rajasthan. Manish pursued this course from 2003 to 2007.