Quality Assurance Specialist

We’re looking for someone who likes breaking things (on purpose).

If you naturally notice when something feels “off,” click buttons just to see what happens, or get satisfaction from finding issues others miss—you’ll probably enjoy this role.

We’re building products that need to work cleanly, consistently, and intuitively. Your job is to make sure users never feel the bugs you just found.

This isn’t just about running test cases. It’s about understanding how real people use the product—and making sure nothing breaks their experience.

• Testing new features before they go live (manual + regression testing)
• Trying to break things in smart, intentional ways
• Finding, documenting, and clearly explaining bugs so devs can fix them fast
• Writing test cases that actually reflect real user behavior (not just checklists)
• Working closely with developers and product to understand what “correct” really looks like
• Helping improve how the team tests, ships, and prevents issues
• Building automation tests where it makes sense (not just because it’s there)
• Making sure every release feels stable, smooth, and reliable

• Have experience in QA or software testing
• Understand manual and regression testing well
• Can write clear, useful bug reports and test cases
• Have used tools like Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Postman, BrowserStack, Pytest, or similar
• Understand how software development works (SDLC, Agile, etc.)
• Have tested web apps and real user workflows before
• Notice edge cases other people miss
• Care about clarity—you don’t just find bugs, you explain them well
• Like fast-moving environments where things change often

• Worked in Agile/Scrum teams
• Tested APIs or cross-browser behavior
• Built or maintained automated test suites
• Worked on SaaS or consumer-facing web apps

• Bugs are caught early and clearly explained
• Releases feel stable and predictable
• Test coverage improves over time
• Old issues don’t quietly come back
• The team trusts QA because things just… don’t break unexpectedly

• Have experience in QA or software testing
• Understand manual and regression testing well
• Can write clear, useful bug reports and test cases
• Have used tools like Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Postman, BrowserStack, Pytest, or similar
• Understand how software development works (SDLC, Agile, etc.)
• Have tested web apps and real user workflows before
• Notice edge cases other people miss
• Care about clarity—you don’t just find bugs, you explain them well
• Like fast-moving environments where things change often