Manufacturing, and software industries have to rely largely on the skills of quality assurance analysts when launching their products. For this title holds a great significance for both the industries, including the service facilities. Be it any industry, the person holding a title of QA analyst has to be detail-oriented, vigilante, proactive, and expert in finding and fixing errors in the process of development.
The person working in this position at a software company will ensure that the application is free of error, user-friendly, and is designed as per the clients' specification. He or she will check the entire coding of the program and analyze its weakness, fix the error at their end, or report it to the programmer for further correction. Before the program is hand over to the client, the analyst will review it again and give approval for release. In short, this position will look after quality issues and forward them to the development team for necessary modifications. A relevant bachelor's degree is necessary to work as a QA analyst.
Larry Johnson
21, Blanchet Lane
Bloomfield Hills,
Houston, Texas 43820
Phone: 312-504-8976
Larryj@freemail.com
September 01, 2013
Amanda Stanton
Recruitment Executive
Lawson Technologies
261, Vinton Lane, Downtown
Houston, Texas 43820
Re: Application for the position of QA Analyst
Dear Ms. Stanton,
Are you looking for someone who can work for your company tirelessly and keep producing results after results surpassing the previous ones? Your search ends on me. For I am the person you will want to be included in Lawson Technologies' quality assurance team.
There was something in me that prompted me to find mistakes in everything I touched or played with since my school days. As I grow a little older, I got attracted towards the sheer power of software applications. To pursue my interest, I completed a bachelor's degree in computer programming and got a job with Apt Systems as a software tester. It's been four years of my service in this company where I have tested, analyzed and reviewed number of programs built for automobile and real estate clients.
I can evaluate and test any new and modified software programs. I can verify the function of the programs as per the clients' specification and company's guidelines. I can write, test, revise, and verify the programs' architectural design. My recommendation and input in several programs developed by my employer have helped in strengthening client's trust. I can detect errors in codes and user interface instantly and can fix it myself or report to the development team, whichever is comfortable with you.
I am proficient in working with advanced software tools and can utilize my researching strength and testing skills to the optimal. My enclosed resume would offer more information to you about my technical skills and experience. I would like to have a personal discussion with you in relation to the QA analyst position. Please accept my call next Thursday at 11 am. Thank you for investing your valuable time in reading this letter.
Sincerely,
Larry Johnson
Enclosure: Resume
This quality assurance analyst cover letter is perfect if you are trying for a job in a software company. No doubt, your experience, skills and abilities would be different than what is included in this cover letter. Nevertheless, it is good enough for you to have a gist of how your cover letter should be.