Junior QA Tester

An interdisciplinary product squad—engineers, designers, data analysts, and product owners—relies on our QA layer to safeguard user trust. We champion accessibility, automate repetitive checks, and celebrate knowledge-sharing. The culture is remote-first, feedback-driven, and obsessed with continuous improvement.

What You’ll Do  

- Execute exploratory and scripted manual tests on web and mobile applications, APIs, and integrations.  

- Log reproducible defects in Jira with crystal-clear steps, screenshots, and severity labels.  

- Verify hotfixes, patches, and regression suites before every sprint release.  

- Collaborate daily with developers during stand-ups, backlog grooming, and sprint retrospectives.  

- Maintain concise test documentation inside Confluence for audit and knowledge transfer.  

- Pair with senior QA engineers to convert high-value tests into automated suites using Cypress or Playwright.  

- Contribute fresh ideas to improve test coverage, usability, and performance metrics.  

What You Bring  

- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related STEM discipline.  

- Foundational understanding of SDLC, STLC, and Agile/Scrum ceremonies.  

- Familiarity with test case management tools such as TestRail or Zephyr.  

- Basic SQL for data validation and API testing with Postman or similar tools.  

- Sharp analytical mindset, unstoppable curiosity, and impeccable attention to detail.  

- Confident written and verbal communication skills—you translate complex findings into plain English.  

- Eligibility to work in the United States; ability to operate effectively in a remote, distributed team.  

Growth Path  

You’ll start by honing manual testing fundamentals, then progress toward automation scripting, CI/CD integration, and eventually test strategy ownership. Typical trajectory: QA Trainee → Junior QA Analyst → QA Engineer → Senior SDET. Training budget, peer code-labs, and conference passes are part of the journey.

Why This Role Rocks  

– Real autonomy: you’ll see your bug fixes reach production weekly… not someday.  

– Broad industry exposure: finance, e-commerce, healthcare, media, and govtech products sharpen domain knowledge.  

– Remote-first flexibility lets you save commute time for learning new frameworks or, well, life.  

– Impact: every defect you catch protects revenue, brand reputation, and user safety—measurable, meaningful wins.