Job description & summary
PWC a career with Enterprise Architecture Services offers you the opportunity to provide our clients with a competitive advantage by defining their technology goals, evaluating solution options, and developing architectural solutions that help them achieve both strategic goals and meet operational requirements.
Help develop software and design data platforms, manage large volumes of customer data, develop data management compliance procedures, and continuously explore new technologies to drive innovation and sustainable change.
- Applicants should have 3-4 years of automation testing experience.
- Applicants should have experience with Selenium and Java.
- Applicants should have working experience in projects using agile methodologies.
- Applicants should have good analytical, code debugging and communication skills.
Mandatory Skills: Selenium-Java-JD 231 test automation
Years of experience: 2-4 years
Qualification: BE /MBA
Education (if blank, degree and/or field of study not specified)Degrees/Field of Study required:Degrees/Field of Study preferred:
Certifications (if blank, certifications not specified)
Required SkillsAutomated Testing, Java
Optional Skills
Desired Languages (If blank, desired languages not specified)
About PwC
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is a multinational network of professional services firms that operate as partnerships under the PwC brand. PwC is the world’s second largest professional services network and ranks among the top four accounting firms.
PwC has offices in more than 740 locations in 157 countries. In 2021, PwC employed more than 295,000 people, of whom about a quarter work in the Americas, a third in Asia Pacific and 42% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
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The company’s global revenue reached $45.142 billion in 2021 ( FY ), of which about $17 billion was from audit, $11 billion from tax and legal, and $17 billion from advisory. PwC firms provide services to 84% of Global Fortune 500 companies in 2021.
PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited, based in London, is the coordinating entity for PwC’s international network of firms. It manages the global brand and develops strategies and initiatives to create a consistent approach in various areas, including risk, quality and strategy. The company does not provide services to customers.
Brief history
PricewaterhouseCoopers was founded in 1998 through the merger of the two accounting firms – Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand. The history of both firms dates back to the 19th century. In September 2010, the company’s trading name was shortened to PwC as part of a branding exercise.
After the merger, the company generated much of its revenue from professional advisory services. PwC came under increasing pressure to avoid conflicts of interest by not providing some advisory services – including financial systems development and implementation – to its audit clients.
Because PwC audited a large percentage of the world’s largest companies, this began to limit the consulting market. As a result, PwC Consulting began conducting business under its own name rather than as PWC’s Management Consultancy Services (MCS) division.
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In May 2002, PwC announced that its consulting activities would be spun off as an independent entity and hired an outside CEO to lead the global firm. Months later, however, PwC sold its entire consulting business to IBM for about $3.5 billion in cash and stock.
PwC’s consulting business merged into IBM Global Business Services, adding scale and expertise to the tech giant’s growing consulting practice.
In 2009, PwC began rebuilding its consulting practice through major acquisitions, including Paragon Consulting Group and BearingPoint’s commercial services business. The firm continued this process with the acquisition of Diamond Management & Technology Consultants in November 2010 and PRTM the following year.
In 2012, PwC acquired Logan Tod & Co, a digital analytics and optimization consulting firm, and Ant’s Eye View, a social media strategy development and consulting firm, to expand its growing management consulting and client engagement capabilities.
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in 2016, PwC and Invest Cloud, LLC, the world’s largest digital app platform, announced that they had entered into a non-exclusive joint business partnership to accelerate the launch and implementation of the Invest Cloud Digital App Platform.
The following year, PwC accepted Bitcoin as payment for advisory services – the first time the firm or any Big Four accounting firm accepted virtual currencies as payment. In February 2020, PwC announced a new collaboration with technology company Thought River to bring AI-driven Low-tech products to market to standardize PwC’s service to UK legal clients.
