Senior QA Engineer
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Job description
To keep this engine running smoothly, we're currently looking for a remote Senior QA Engineer to own quality on our client platform, starting with hands-on manual testing while we build out documentation and processes, then transitioning into automation-led testing as the role expands across wider team projects.
Who You Are
- 5+ years of QA experience, including solid hands-on experience with test automation (e.g. Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or similar)
- Comfortable doing manual/exploratory testing when neede. You don't see it as a step down, you understand it's foundational
- Experience with API testing (Postman, REST Assured, or similar)
- Strong understanding of QA methodologies, test planning, and bug lifecycle management
- Detail-oriented with strong written communication — you can document a process clearly for others to follow
- Comfortable working in ambiguity and helping shape process, not just follow it
- Practical, hands-on experience using AI tools (e.g. Claude) to boost QA productivity
- Bonus: experience with CI/CD pipelines and version control (Git)
What You'll Do
- Take ownership of QA for the client platform, starting with structured manual testing to help establish test documentation, processes, and coverage standards
- Design, build, and maintain automated test suites (UI, API, regression) once foundational documentation is in place
- Write and maintain clear test plans, test cases, and bug reports
- Identify gaps in test coverage and proactively flag risk areas across releases
- Collaborate closely with developers and product managers to understand requirements and catch issues early in the development cycle
- Triage, reproduce, and track bugs through to resolution
- As the team and platform scope grow, contribute QA support across additional projects beyond the client platform
- Use AI tools to speed up test case generation, documentation, and repetitive QA work — and know when to rely on judgment instead
Originally posted on Himalayas
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