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Software Test Engineer - Remote

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yo ai labsHouston (TX)

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About the role

Job Description: Job DescriptionQA Engineer Role Type: Contractor Location: RemoteAbout the Role We are looking for experienced QA Engineers to support technical evaluation and AI training projects. You'll apply your testing expertise to evaluate technical outputs, identify issues, and maintain high-quality standards.
Key Responsibilities: Design and execute functional, regression, and edge-case test cases. Perform manual and automated testing and document results. Identify, report, and track bugs with clear reproduction steps. Evaluate technical outputs against defined quality criteria. Provide detailed feedback and annotations. Collaborate with project teams to improve testing standards.
Required Skills:
  • Quality Assurance
  • Software Testing
  • Automation Testing
  • Test Case Design
  • Regression Testing
  • Bug Tracking
  • Manual Testing
  • Quality Evaluation
Preferred Qualifications: Professional experience as a QA Engineer, SDET, Test Engineer, or similar role. Strong understanding of QA methodologies and testing practices. Experience with bug-tracking and test-management tools. Strong analytical skills and attention to detail. Excellent written and verbal communication. Self-motivated and comfortable working independently in a remote environment.

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