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Assail, Inc.

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QA Engineer

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Summary

Fully remote QA Engineer who owns release quality at Assail: writing test plans and cases, running exploratory, regression, smoke and cross-browser tests, testing APIs and UIs, and documenting/verifying defects. Requires 3+ years of software testing experience and availability during Boston working hours.

We are looking for a QA Engineer to test our software and make sure what we release works for real users. You will own the quality of what the engineering team ships: planning test cases, exploring features, and finding problems before our customers do.

What you will do

  • Write and run test cases and test plans for new features and releases
  • Run exploratory, regression, smoke and cross browser testing
  • Test APIs and user interfaces, including edge cases and unhappy paths
  • Find, document and track defects with clear steps to reproduce, and verify the fixes
  • Work with engineers and product to clarify requirements and raise quality risks early

What we are looking for

  • At least 3 years of experience in software testing, ideally on web or API focused products
  • Ability to write clear test cases and bug reports
  • Familiarity with a bug tracker such as Linear or Jira
  • Comfort using browser developer tools to investigate issues
  • Availability during Boston working hours
  • Clear written communication in English
  • Care for detail and a habit of asking why something broke

Nice to have

  • Basic SQL for checking data
  • Exposure to security testing concepts
  • Experience working in a small, remote team

How we work

This role is fully remote. We work on Boston working hours, so you should be available during them.

Hiring process

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