QA Engineer – 2D & Creative Applications | Remote - Contract
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Job description
Role Title: QA Engineer – 2D & Creative Applications
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
We are looking for QA Engineers with hands-on experience testing 2D design, animation, illustration, or other creative applications. You’ll use your QA and creative software expertise to evaluate real-world workflows and help improve the quality and reliability of AI systems.
Required Skills
Quality Assurance (QA)
Software testing
2D Design tools
Creative applications
Manual Testing
Functional testing
Scope of Work
Test 2D and creative applications using real-world workflows.
Identify bugs, usability issues, inconsistencies, and unexpected behavior.
Create and execute test cases for different features and workflows.
Reproduce issues and document clear steps, expected results, and actual results.
Test edge cases and more complex workflows used by designers, illustrators, or animators.
Provide clear feedback on application functionality and user experience.
Work with the team to improve testing quality and coverage.
Preferred Qualifications
Professional experience in QA, software testing, or application testing.
Hands-on experience testing 2D, design, animation, illustration, or other creative software.
Familiarity with tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Sketch, After Effects, Animate, or similar creative applications.
Experience with manual and functional testing, test cases, and bug reporting.
Strong attention to detail and ability to identify visual and functional issues.
Good problem-solving and analytical skills.
Clear written and verbal communication skills.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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