About the role
We are looking for a QA Engineer to help us deliver reliable, user-friendly releases. You will work closely with developers, product, and design to validate new features, prevent regressions, and improve overall product quality through strong testing practices and clear communication.
ResponsibilitiesReview requirements and participate in product discussions to clarify acceptance criteria and risks.
Create and maintain test documentation (test cases, checklists, regression suites).
Perform functional, regression, smoke, and exploratory testing (web application).
Validate UI/UX behavior, cross-browser compatibility, and responsive layouts.
Test APIs (REST) and verify integrations, data correctness, and error handling.
Report bugs with clear reproduction steps, logs, screenshots/video, and expected/actual results.
Collaborate with engineers to troubleshoot issues and verify fixes.
Contribute to test automation (where applicable) and improve QA processes.
2+ years of QA experience (or strong equivalent hands-on practice).
Solid understanding of QA fundamentals: test design techniques, SDLC/STLC, defect lifecycle.
Experience testing web applications and APIs (Postman, curl, or similar tools).
Ability to write clear test cases and communicate findings effectively.
Familiarity with Git and working in Agile/Scrum environments.
Good English communication skills (written and spoken).
Automation experience with one of: Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, WebdriverIO.
API automation experience and basic scripting skills (TypeScript/Java/Python).
Experience with CI/CD (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins).
Experience with test management tools (TestRail, Zephyr, Xray) and bug trackers (Jira).
Basic understanding of SQL and data validation.
Experience with performance testing (k6, JMeter, Gatling) or monitoring/logging tools.
Competitive compensation and flexible working hours.
Remote-friendly setup.
Clear priorities, supportive team, and a culture of ownership and quality.
Opportunities to grow into automation, QA lead, or product quality roles.
Intro call (15–30 min)
Technical interview (QA + scenarios)
Practical task (small, time-boxed) or live testing session
Final chat with the team