Software QA Engineer
qaunlockedArlington (VA)
About the role
How to Apply:
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As part of our screening process, priority will be given to candidates based on their points and ranking on our platform, QAUnlocked (qaunlocked.com). By playing the Quizzes and Battles, you earn points that reflect your real QA knowledge which shows us how you actually think about testing, not just what's on a resume.
To be considered first:
- Create a free Play the Quizzes and Battles to earn points and climb the leaderboard
- Include your QAUnlocked username and total points in your application
- Candidates with the most points will be reviewed and interviewed first. Apply with your resume plus your QAUnlocked username and points to be prioritized.
Description:
We're looking for a skilled Software QA Engineer with strong hands-on experience testing both web and mobile applications. You'll ensure the quality, reliability, and performance of our products across platforms — designing test cases, running manual and automated tests, and working closely with developers to catch issues before they reach users.
What You'll Do:
- Design, write, and execute test cases for web and mobile applications
- Perform functional, regression, cross-browser, and cross-device testing
- Build and maintain automated test scripts
- Test REST APIs — validating status codes, response schema, headers, and data
- Report bugs clearly with detailed steps, screenshots, and logs
- Collaborate with developers and product managers across the full SDLCWhat We're Looking ForProven experience in web application testing
- Proven experience in mobile application testing (iOS / Android)
- Solid understanding of QA methodologies, test planning, and the full SDLCExperience with automation tools (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Appium, or similar)
- Strong attention to detail and clear communication
Nice to Have:
AI / ML or GenAI testing experience, validating AI-driven features, LLM outputs, and non-deterministic results (a strong plus)API testing, CI/CD familiarity, and experience with Jira or similar tools
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