QA Engineer
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Job description
We are looking for a Manual QA Engineer with solid hands-on testing experience and a strong interest in exploring how AI can improve software testing for a long-term project. The customer is an American company.
The project is a mobile app and API service that lets users verify their identity once and reuse it across platforms. It helps confirm age, trustworthiness, or delegation rights without oversharing personal data. Businesses integrate via REST/GraphQL APIs, SDKs, server-side libraries and use it to reduce fraud, block bots, and manage traffic fairly. The project leverages cutting-edge technologies, including AI and Machine Learning.
We offer 100% remote, full-time work with a flexible schedule.
Requirements
- 5+ years of QA experience in testing web applications
- Knowledge of software QA methodologies, techniques,tools and processes
- Excellent skills in troubleshooting and analyzing problems
- Ability to grasp and apply new information quickly and handle increasing responsibilities with growing complexity
- Comfortable in a fast-paced, startup environment
- Self-driven with a growth mindset
- Interest in AI tools and their practical application in software testing.
- Srtong spoken English (Intermediate level and higher).
- Remote work with no time trackers, flexible working hours
- Full-time (8 hours/day)
- Attractive USD compensation
- Paid vacation, holidays, sick leaves
Originally posted on Himalayas
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