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Deutsche Post · Chennai, Tamil Nādu, India

SAP HCM Test Analyst (HR Systems Quality Assurance)

Chennai, Tamil Nādu, IndiaHR & Recruiting

Listed on Deutsche Post’s official careers site. Posted September 25, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

DHL Group, we connect people and improve lives. We lead with integrity and courage. We make sound decisions with good judgement, care for people and their wellbeing, and think with clarity. At HR Services, we provide cross-divisional transactional HR support through our global network of HR Shared Service Centers in close alignment with the HR function. While payroll services are the biggest share of our portfolio, we provide many other important transactional services along the employee lifecycle.

We are looking for a HR Quality Assurance Specialist for our team, the role will be responsible for ensuring the quality and stability of changes made to HR technology solutions, primarily within SAP HR and Payroll environments. The role combines business understanding with hands-on testing activities and requires strong analytical, investigative, and documentation skills.

Key Responsibilities

Functional and Regression Testing: Review change requests and understand business requirements. Create, maintain, and execute test cases and test scenarios. Perform functional, integration, and regression testing for HR system changes. Validate configuration and development changes before production deployment. Verify that enhancements meet business requirements and do not adversely impact existing functionality. Identify, document, and track defects and testing outcomes.

Quality Assurance and Validation

Assess the impact of system changes across HR and payroll processes. Ensure changes function correctly across dependent processes and system components. Support business acceptance testing activities and provide recommendations for release readiness. Contribute to continuous improvement of testing standards and quality practices.

Documentation and Standardization

Prepare and maintain testing documentation, test protocols, and quality records. Document existing processes and support the standardization of testing practices. Contribute to knowledge management initiatives and process documentation.

Collaboration

Work closely with developers, HR business stakeholders, change managers, and operations teams. Support issue investigation and resolution through effective stakeholder communication. Participate in project activities related to HR technology enhancements and system improvements.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree, vocational qualification, or equivalent practical experience. Minimum 2 years of experience in manual testing, functional testing, quality assurance methodologies Experience creating and executing test cases and test scripts. Experience performing regression testing and defect validation. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently with limited supervision. Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Experience documenting testing activities and outcomes.

What will make you successful in the role

SAP HCM, SAP HR, SAP Payroll, or other ERP testing experience. Experience working in HR technology environments. Exposure to payroll, time management, workforce administration, or related HR applications. Experience with User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Experience working in global or multicultural environments. Exposure to test automation tools or automation initiatives German language will be an added advantage. #scout

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