Senior Software QA Engineer (Manual Testing)
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Job description
Top 3 Reasons To Join Us
- 100% Remote
- International Environment
- Working on the latest tech for the Insurtech Market Leader
About Us
At CoverGo, our mission is to empower all insurance companies to make insurance 100% digital and accessible to everyone.
- We are a leading global no-code insurance platform for health, life, and P&C
- We’re the winner of the Insurtech of the Year in all of Asia and other awards globally
- We work with insurance enterprise clients such as AXA, Bupa, MSIG, Dai-ichi, Bank of China Group Insurance, and many more
- We're an international, diverse team of over 120 people with 30 nationalities and team members working remotely from all over the world
- We are fully funded and backed by reputable VC funds and strategic institutional investors
- We have a global presence in Asia, EMEA and the Americas
- We’ve grown our annualized revenue by over 30x since January 2021
- We’re constantly working towards making CoverGo a workplace that you love coming to. We deeply believe that bringing together a diversity of thoughts, expressions, and perspectives is key to building the best culture for equally diverse communities all over the world
What You Will Do
- Perform manual testing on new technologies
- Identify and resolve simple quality process issues with little to no supervision and guidance
- Write tests scenarios and run them during the testing process
- Identify bugs and report it according to bug template with sufficient detail so that developers can investigate further
- Perform API testing using tools like Postman or Swagger to validate request/response behavior
- Report status to cross-functional teams
- Execute on defined tasks according to guidelines and contribute to solving problems with defined solutions
- Provide support with the team proactively
- Mastering your craft and leveraging it for greater impact
What We Need
- At least 4 years of experience in using manual testing tools and procedures in an agile environment
- Hands-on experience in manual API testing (e.g., using Postman, Swagger, or similar tools), including validating endpoints, status codes, and response payloads
- Deep understanding of QA theory
- Good level of understanding of the software development life cycle and lean/agile QA methodologies
- Enjoy working in a group and collaborating with cross-functional teams to get things done
- Good communication in English is a must
- Continuous learning of innovative approaches to testing and best-practices around it
- Share new ideas and can adapt to work when circumstances change
Why You'll Love Working Here
- Competitive renumeration package
- International Environment
- Paid annual leaves
- Health Insurance
- Annual Performance Bonus
- Remote Work Allowance
- Anniversary Bonus
- Company activities and events
- Learning and development plan
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