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About TTC TTC Global is a leading specialist software testing and quality engineering consultancy, helping organizations transform the way they deliver software. Founded in New Zealand, TTC operates globally across North America, EMEA, and APAC, partnering with Fortune 100 enterprises and major technology platforms to accelerate digital transformation, improve quality, and reduce risk. We bring broad capabilities across functional, automation, performance, and AI Enhanced Quality Engineering to help our clients deliver quality at speed and scale. Perks of working for TTC Competitive Base Salary Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Work Life Balance Relaxed Work Environment Growth and Development Opportunities Position Summary The Test Coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and governing testing activities across the delivery lifecycle, with a strong emphasis on User Acceptance Testing (UAT). The role ensures business stakeholders are effectively supported to validate solutions, testing activities are aligned to the integrated programme plan, and risks, dependencies, and progress are clearly managed and reported. The Test Coordinator operates between delivery teams and the business, providing structure, visibility, and control over testing activities. The role focuses on enabling business-led testing, ensuring upstream testing outcomes are understood, and confirming solutions are fit for purpose prior to release. Understanding of Testing Activities Supporting UAT The Test Coordinator understands the end-to-end testing activities required to enable effective User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and ensures these activities are coordinated, visible, and aligned to business validation. Testing Scope and Readiness Understands overall testing scope, environments, roles, timelines, and entry and exit criteria to ensure UAT is planned realistically and aligned to the integrated programme plan. UAT Preparation Inputs Ensures business-focused test scenarios, test data, access, and supporting materials are in place so business users can execute UAT efficiently and with confidence. Upstream Testing Outcomes Reviews and interprets system and integration testing results to confirm UAT readiness, identify residual risks, and prevent UAT being impacted by unresolved technical issues. UAT Coordination and Execution Plans and coordinates UAT activities, supports business testers, tracks execution progress, and ensures issues and blockers are managed promptly. Results, Risks, and Sign-off Consolidates UAT outcomes, defects, and risks to support informed business sign-off and release readiness decisions. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain UAT plans aligned to the integrated programme plan. Coordinate UAT schedules, environments, test data, and business participant availability. Define and manage UAT entry and exit criteria. Act as the primary point of contact for business testing stakeholders. Provide guidance, materials, and support to enable effective business testing. Manage expectations and maintain strong working relationships. Support the UAT defect management process from logging through closure. Facilitate defect triage, prioritisation, resolution, and retesting. Ensure clear visibility of defect status and impact. Progress Tracking and Reporting Support the tracking of UAT execution progress, including pass, fail, blocked, and outstanding scenarios. Report testing status, risks, and dependencies to programme stakeholders. Highlight variances to plan and recommend corrective actions. Risk and Dependency Management Identify, assess, and manage testing risks impacting UAT and business readiness. Map and manage dependencies between interrelated testing streams and releases. Escalate risks and dependency issues with mitigation options. Governance and Quality Assurance Ensure testing activities comply