Quality Assurance Engineer

We're hiring a QA Engineer who catches bugs others miss. You think like a user, break things creatively, and document issues so clearly that developers love you.

This is 80% manual testing, 20% automation. You'll test across the web and our Chrome extension, ensuring every pixel is perfect and every flow works flawlessly. This isn't a corporate QA role with endless test plans. You ship daily, find real issues, and directly impact what hundreds of thousands of users experience.


Responsibilities:

  • Test new features by thinking of 20 ways users might break them.
  • Spot misaligned buttons, wrong fonts, and broken responsive layouts.
  • Write bug tickets so detailed that devs fix them in one shot.
  • Compare designs in Figma to implementation and catch every difference.
  • Test across 5 browsers, 3 mobile devices, and different screen sizes.
  • Jump between testing our AI agents, SEO tools, and billing flows.
  • Collaborate directly with developers on Slack to verify fixes.
  • Manual testing across our entire platform (web app, Chrome extension).
  • Creating detailed bug reports with screenshots, videos, and reproduction steps.
  • Design QA: ensuring pixel-perfect implementation from Figma to production.
  • Cross-browser and responsive testing across all devices.
  • Exploratory testing to find edge cases others won't think of.
  • Building test scenarios based on real user behavior.
  • Regression testing for critical user paths before each release.
  • Working directly with developers to reproduce and verify fixes.


Requirements:

  • 2-4 years of QA experience at a fast-moving startup.
  • Obsessive attention to detail (you notice when text is 14px instead of 15px).
  • Experience with design QA and comparing implementations to mockups.
  • Ability to write clear, reproducible bug reports with proper severity.
  • Comfortable testing across web, mobile web, and browser extensions.
  • Experience with bug tracking tools (JIRA, Linear, etc. ).
  • Strong written communication and documentation skills.


Technical Skills:

  • Browser DevTools for debugging.
  • Basic understanding of HTML/CSS to identify issues.
  • Screen recording tools (Loom, CloudApp).
  • Figma or similar for design comparison.
  • Basic API testing with Postman.
  • Mobile testing on actual devices.
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