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David Careers

QA Engineer

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community development partnersBismarck (ND)
Software DevelopersSoftware Publishers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$69,000 - $93,000 per year

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About the role

Join Community Development Partners as a mid-level QA Engineer and spend your days turning fun-loving requirements into systems that quietly do their job. What lands on the table: 3-plus years behind you, $69,000 - $93,000 for it, and a runway at Community Development Partners that keeps climbing.
Key Responsibilities: Tune database queries and schemas for high-throughput Community Development Partners workloads Guard the Ranorex codebase quality through reviews that teach as much as they catch Land Strategic Planning performance wins Community Development Partners can measure in ND retention numbers Document the Exploratory Testing system so the next mid-level engineer onboards in days, not weeks Mentor the mid-level cohort through their first real JUnit on-call at Community Development Partners What You'll Bring Flexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve The reliability that lets a manager stop checking in Fluency in Exploratory Testing earned the hard way, not just from a tutorial The composure to deliver bad news early and clearly For over 4 years, Community Development Partners has built make-it-better solutions that help teams in Bismarck, ND get more done. We measure QA Engineer success by problems solved, not hours logged at your Bismarck, ND desk. We set the base at $69,000 - $93,000 and build outward with growth coaching, a mentor, benefits, and hours you genuinely control. Just re-listed with today's date, the technology role is fully active.

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