Bring in Sinara’s own QA analysts to strengthen your testing — test execution, writing test cases, building automation, non-functional testing or straightforward advice.
These are the same people who test Sinara’s trading products every day, so they understand this kind of testing inside out.
Our analysts work alongside your people, under your direction, on your projects — reinforcing your testing rather than replacing it.
Test execution, writing and structuring test cases, test automation, non-functional testing, or advice on how to test better — take whatever mix the work needs.
Our QA analysts do this work every day on Sinara’s own trading platforms. You get people who’ve tested demanding, real-world financial systems, not generalists learning your domain from scratch.
Testing a trading system is its own discipline — the data, the edge cases, the workflows, the things that must never go wrong. Our people already know it.
Beyond running tests, our analysts design and build automated test suites that keep paying off long after the engagement ends.
Performance, load, resilience and stability — the testing that answers “will it hold up in production?” before you find out the hard way.
Sometimes what you need is guidance — on test strategy, coverage, tooling or process. Our people can lift the way your team tests, not just add capacity.
Everyone we provide is permanent Sinara staff, backed by the wider team. You avoid the risk and uncertainty of last-minute contractor hires.
Our QAs can work on-site in the London area, remotely, or hybrid — one analyst or several, for a short burst or a long engagement, scaling with your project.
Additional testing capacity to get an important release over the line on time.
You build software but don’t have dedicated QA staff for the level of testing a project needs.
Design and build automated regression tests to reduce manual effort and catch issues earlier.
Non-functional testing — performance, load and resilience — ahead of a major launch.
Advisory engagement to improve test strategy, coverage, tooling or process.
Cover for a key QA analyst or lead during a gap or period of leave.