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David Careers

Senior Quality Assurance Analyst

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bx studioFargo (ND)
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and TestersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

About BX StudioWe launch sites, fast. BX Studio is a Webflow-exclusive agency offering custom development, site migration, and ongoing maintenance and support services. We're a fast-moving team thatvalues ownership, attention to detail, and strong communication.
Role Overview: As a Senior QA Analyst at BX Studio, you are not just reviewing builds — you are taking fullownership of the QA process across all phases of the project. You are responsible for ensuringour QA work aligns with the broader web development lifecycle: from initial scope and designhandoff through development, internal reviews, client UAT, and launch. You’ll lead QA efforts across a range of project types, including full site builds, Webflowmigrations, and long-term optimization retainers. You’re expected to advocate for best practicesin performance, accessibility, and responsive behavior, and help the team spot risks early, streamline communication, and deliver confidently to clients. This is a hands-on role where attention to detail is critical — but equally important is your abilityto lead QA thinking, maintain standards, and support other team members in understandingwhat great QA looks like. You’ll work closely with developers, project managers, andoccasionally clients to ensure quality is embedded in everything we ship.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Own the QA process across assigned projects — from initial review to launch
  • Understand and operate within the waterfall process for web development, including scoping, development handoffs, remediation cycles, UAT, and go-live
  • Proactively identify quality risks, blockers, or scope gaps and communicate them early to devs and PMsEnsure that internal QA checklists are completed thoroughly and consistently
  • Lead QA efforts for ongoing optimization clients — verifying fixes, identifying regressions, and maintaining consistent quality across live environments
  • Document and report bugs clearly using Marker.io and Asana, with context and reproducible steps
  • Ensure fixes are re-tested and that full regression testing is done before approvals
  • Cross-check designs (Figma), specs, and build tickets to align expectations
  • Participate in internal team handoffs or review calls when needed
  • Share insights and propose process improvements within the QA function
  • Help uphold and evolve QA best practices across the team
Required Skills & Experience:
  • 3+ years of experience in web QA or similar roles, preferably in a fast-paced agency ortech environment
  • Deep understanding of responsive behavior, browser compatibility, and user experienceexpectations
  • Familiarity with web development workflows and waterfall-style project phases
  • Excellent written communication skills, with a focus on clarity and collaboration
  • Ability to work autonomously and lead the QA lifecycle on multiple projects
  • Comfort navigating ambiguous or changing project scopes and resolving blockers
Bonus: experience with accessibility testing, performance audits, or QA automation tools Working HoursThe QA analyst will provide a fixed working schedule in advance, specifying their dailyworking hours. Availability during these agreed-upon hours is mandatory for collaboration, meetings, and timely bug turnaround. Meeting deadlines and communication responsiveness within these hours is required. Tools & Platforms Candidates should be comfortable with: Slack – team communication Asana – task and project tracking Webflow – visual development platform (training provided) Marker.io – browser-based bug reporting BrowserStack – cross-device and browser testing Harvest — for time tracking; daily timesheet updates required Soft Skills & Mindset Demonstrates ownership and accountability — sees QA through, end to end Proactive and solution-oriented in identifying and resolving quality risks Clear communicator — surfaces issues early and provides actionable input Receptive to feedback and committed to continuous improvement Curious and thoughtful — contributes ideas to improve processes or tools Balances quality standards with real-world project constraints Performance & Growth Quarterly performance reviews may be conducted at the manager’s discretion Salaries and contractor rates are reviewed annually Concerns around workload, expectations, or compensation should be brought directly tothe QA Manager
What Success Looks Like:
  • Projects move through QA smoothly with minimal missed issues
  • Developers and PMs trust your judgment and appreciate your input
  • You raise important concerns early and clearlyQA checklists are followed without shortcuts
  • Optimization clients see consistent quality and care across ongoing work
  • You support the team in strengthening QA processes over time

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