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Bizmoni Corp.
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Location: fully remote
Employment type: part-time contractor
Bizmoni is building an AI Business Network designed to help people and businesses connect, earn, learn, and grow in the AI era.
As a seed-stage, pre-revenue company, we are strengthening our platform, growing our global ecosystem, and laying the foundations for future funding and scale. This is an opportunity to join an entrepreneurial, international team and help shape both the product and the business.
We are seeking a Senior QA Analyst to help ensure the quality, reliability, and performance of Bizmoni's platform and applications.
You will work closely with Product, Engineering, AI, and business stakeholders to design and execute testing strategies, identify risks, and support the delivery of high-quality solutions. Your contribution will help ensure a seamless and trusted experience for our users.
Who Thrives at Bizmoni?
Compensation & Commitment
Bizmoni currently offers ONLY an equity-based compensation model, aligned with global startup practices that enable early contributors to participate in the company's potential long-term value creation.
The role requires a flexible commitment of approximately 8–16 hours per week, with clear deliverables and results-driven accountability. Contributors may maintain a primary paid role alongside their engagement with Bizmoni. As Bizmoni is currently seed-stage, compensation is provided in company equity. Full terms and conditions will be discussed during the selection process and confirmed in the consulting agreement.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Bizmoni is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive global environment where everyone is treated with dignity, fairness, and respect.
Engagement decisions are based on relevant skills, experience, potential, and business needs, without discrimination based on any characteristic protected by applicable law. We believe diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences strengthen our culture, innovation, and global network.
If your answers are YES then we are happy to meet you!
Please send us your English CV stating the role you apply. Only shortlisted candidates are selected for the interview. Thank you.
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