Junior Software Tester

Responsibilities  

- Craft clear, reusable test cases covering functional, regression, and smoke scopes.  

- Execute manual test scripts in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge; file precise bug reports in Jira.  

- Re-test fixed issues, update documentation, and close defects through the full SDLC.  

- Assist in building basic Selenium WebDriver suites—start small, scale fast.  

- Maintain test environments, datasets, and API stubs; automate routine checks where feasible.  

- Collaborate daily with developers, product owners, and UX to refine acceptance criteria.  

- Participate in sprint planning, backlog grooming, and retrospectives; champion quality metrics.  

- Stay alert… adapt quickly when priorities pivot (they will).  

- Ask questions, propose improvements, grow into a quality advocate.

What You’ll Bring  

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

- Coursework or internship in software testing or quality assurance.  

- Familiarity with SDLC models, Agile/Scrum ceremonies, and defect life cycle.  

- Hands-on practice with at least one test-management tool (testRail, Zephyr, or similar).  

- Working knowledge of Selenium IDE or Cypress Recorder; desire to learn full WebDriver stacks.  

- Foundational scripting ability in JavaScript, Python, or Java—enough to tweak an existing test.  

- Analytical mindset, crisp written English, and the confidence to speak up when something looks off.  

- Eligible to work in the United States; able to operate effectively in a remote environment.

Tools & Tech You’ll Use  

- Jira and Confluence for tracking and documentation.  

- Git for version control; GitHub Actions for CI smoke runs.  

- Postman for RESTful API validation.  

- BrowserStack for cross-browser coverage.  

- Slack and Zoom for real-time collaboration—distance won’t slow us down.

Why You’ll Thrive Here  

You join a stealth-scale US technology firm that values curiosity over credentials. Mentorship is baked into our culture; certifications such as ISTQB Foundation are sponsored. Performance is measured by the bugs you prevent—not the hours you log. Prefer morning code or evening tests? Flexibility is real. Growth paths lead to Automation Engineer, QA Analyst, or even Product Owner. Your career, your call.