QA Engineer (Manual and Automation)

About the role

A QA engineer to test the mobile and web apps we build, find problems before users do and grow our automated test coverage.

You will be the last line of defence before every release, testing mobile and web apps on real devices and making sure what we ship works the way clients expect.

What you’ll do

• Write test cases from requirements and designs
• Test apps on real Android and iOS devices and browsers
• Report clear, reproducible bugs
• Build and maintain automated tests
• Run regression tests before releases
• Verify fixes and close bugs
• Help define acceptance criteria with product

What you’ll need

• Experience testing mobile and web applications
• Clear, reproducible bug reporting
• Understanding of test cases and test plans
• Familiarity with at least one automation tool

Nice to have

• Appium, Playwright, Cypress or Maestro experience
• API testing with Postman or similar
• Basic programming in JavaScript or Python

About you

• Experience testing mobile or web apps
• Familiarity with tools such as Appium, Playwright, Cypress or similar
• A sharp eye for detail
• Clear bug reports and written communication

Skills

• Manual testing
• Test automation
• Appium or Playwright
• API testing
• Bug tracking

What you’ll work on

• Mobile apps for Android and iOS used by real customers
• Web platforms, dashboards and customer portals
• Custom ERP, CRM and operations software
• AI features such as assistants and document tools

What we offer

• Remote from anywhere in IndiaWork from your own city, with no relocation.
• Work directly with the founderYou work with Nihar Ranjan Rout and the team, without layers in between.
• Real products, real clientsApps, web platforms, ERPs and AI products used by actual businesses.
• Feedback that helps you growReviews of your work and room to take on more as you prove yourself.

How hiring works

1. Apply on this pageIt takes a few minutes: your details, LinkedIn and a link to your work.
2. ReviewApplications come to me directly, and I read them myself.
3. ConversationIf it looks like a fit, we talk about the role, your work and what you want next.
4. Practical stepDepending on the role, a short task or a walkthrough of your previous work.
5. DecisionYou hear back from me, and if it is a yes, we agree a start date.

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