Junior Manual QA (Mobile Apps) | Inspirio
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Job description
Hi!
We are Boosta, a holding tech company that creates, develops, and invests in digital businesses with global potential. Today, we collaborate with over 800 specialists from different parts of the world, and millions of users use our products and services.
We are currently looking for a Junior Quality Assurance Engineer for Mobile Apps to join Inspirio, a project focused on the fast launch, development, and scaling of mobile applications.
Inspirio by the numbers:
- 20+ applications in finance, health, wellness, and utility niches
- 5M+ downloads of our products
- 3x growth in active users over the past 12 months
- 35 core team members and a network of external partners
Your focus will include:
- Testing mobile apps (iOS, Android) and web projects: running builds and releases through an approved checklist
- Finding and documenting defects, re-testing fixes
- Helping improve the team's test cases and checklists
- Daily collaboration with mobile and web developers and PMs: clarifying requirements, reporting blockers and risks
- Planning your own time, tracking actual and estimated time on tasks
- Using AI tools and building your own to speed up routine tasks
You’re our ideal candidate if you:
- Testing fundamentals: test cases, checklists, equivalence classes, boundary values
- Basic experience testing mobile apps on iOS and Android and web projects (educational and pet projects count)
- Writing clear bug reports: steps, actual and expected results, severity, video or screenshot
- Using AI tools in work or study, understanding where they save time and where they make mistakes
- Jira or a similar task tracking system
- English sufficient to read documentation
Nice to have:
- Understanding how the web works: client and server, HTTP requests and responses, status codes, cookies, HTML and CSS basics
- Building your own AI tools or scripts to automate routine tasks, even small ones
- Understanding the difference between native and cross-platform apps and how it affects testing
- Finding and reading logs (Xcode console, Logcat, browser console)
- Browser DevTools: Console, Network tab
- Knowing different ways to get a build onto a device or simulator
- Test management systems, Postman, Charles
What to expect in our hiring process:
- Step 1: Pre-screen.
- Step 2: Test task.
- Step 3: Interview.
- Step 4: Final interview (optional).
- Step 5: Reference check.
- Step 6: Job Offer.
What you’ll get from working with us:
- A fast-paced, dynamic environment with daily challenges and opportunities for professional growth.
- Strong manager support and trust — no micromanagement.
- Learning & development: compensation for external courses, conferences, corporate library, mentorship (especially for juniors and career switchers), and many other opportunities.
- Remote work and flexible schedule — plan your day independently while considering team interaction hours.
- Option to work from the Kyiv office, Lviv or Warsaw coworking.
- 28 working days of paid vacation per year, up to 30 sick leave days with medical confirmation, plus all public holidays observed.
- Medical insurance and compensation for sessions with a psychologist.
- Ukrainian Victory Support program and other important social initiatives.
- We celebrate important moments together — we give gifts for special occasions in your life and career.
- Quarterly team buildings (online or offline).
About Inspirio:
Inspirio is a team operating at the fast pace of the mobile products market. We thrive on dynamics, launching new solutions, testing hypotheses, and seeing real results.
If you feel the same drive, send us your CV and join Inspirio — a team where inspiration turns into results.
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