Position Title: Full-Stack QA Engineer

Reporting Line: Reports directly to the QA Lead.

Location: Fully Remote

General Purpose: Own and continuously improve product quality by testing new features, identifying defects, creating automated tests, recommending process and product improvements, and developing strong feature and product knowledge.

Specific Objectives (~12 months):

• Develop strong product and feature knowledge to independently test assigned product areas.
• Deliver reliable, consistent, and clearly documented testing outcomes.
• Take end-to-end ownership of quality across assigned product areas throughout the development and release lifecycle.
• Support and expand automated test coverage across agreed product areas.

Key Activities:

• Perform thorough functional, integration, API, regression, and exploratory testing of assigned features and product areas.
• Review requirements and acceptance criteria to identify quality risks, gaps, and unclear behavior.
• Document defects clearly, including reproduction steps, expected results, actual results, and supporting evidence.
• Develop and maintain automated test scripts for assigned product features and regression scenarios.
• Investigate failed or unstable automated tests and improve test-suite reliability.
• Continuously build product and technical knowledge by reviewing relevant documentation and project updates.
• Ask timely and relevant questions to clarify requirements, risks, and expected product behavior.
• Collaborate with developers, product managers, and the QA Lead to investigate and resolve quality issues.
• Participate in release validation and clearly communicate quality risks before deployment.
• Use approved AI tools to improve productivity, accelerate testing activities, and streamline day-to-day QA work.
• Demonstrate active engagement and ownership of product quality throughout the development and release lifecycle.

Key Competences:

• Strong ownership of and accountability for product quality.
• Meticulous attention to detail and a strong quality assurance mindset.
• Genuine interest in the product and motivation to understand how its features and underlying systems work.
• Ability to consider the broader product context rather than focusing only on individual test steps.