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QA Specialist / QA Engineer - Freelanceship - 100% remote

Posted 8 days ago

acceleratedDenver (CO)

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Senior

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About the role

You have a great eye for detail? Breaking stuff and finding bugs is your biggest source of joy? How about joining our amazing team of ~40 people from all over the world? We offer you the possibility to work 100% remotely, surrounded by an exciting team & culture! Working with the best - for the best - facing challenges and creating a real impact. Tasks What's your daily life going to look like - your tasks: Execute test cases for AB tests and Landing Pages across various platforms, including web and mobile applications, to validate functionality and performance. Identify, record, and track defects or issues found during testing, providing detailed reports to the development team. Work closely with optimizers, designers, developers, and data analysts to understand project requirements and ensure high-quality outcomes. Requirements Come as you are - the role's requirements: Knowledge of QA theory and prior experience in a QA position 1 year+. Solid hands-on experience with Playwright and/ or Experience in automation testing (JS/TS ecosystem is a plus). Strong attention to detail, to identify inconsistencies and ensure the highest quality in testing outcomes. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English, to effectively collaborate with cross-functional teams and clients.
Benefits: What do we bring to the table? Our benefits: We are an international team, ambitious and full of power. No formality, but a motivating, young and fun team & culture. Competetive remuneration, bonus systems and growth opportunities. Open communication & flat hierarchies. You can work 100% remotely. You read until the end? You're smiling?

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