QA Engineer

About the Role You'll join […]'s growing QA function, working alongside engineers and SDETs. As a QA Engineer, you'll own test planning, functional and exploratory testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT) across […]'s product stack. This is an opportunity to shape testing practices and quality standards as the team scales, with visibility into every product area and a direct line to release quality.

Test coverage: Design, document, and execute functional and exploratory test cases for API- and SDK-based product flows. Automation testing: Pick up automation work on an ad hoc or on-demand basis, addressing automation tech debt and critical-flow gaps, using tooling and frameworks built by SDETs. Cross-functional planning: Partner with product managers, developers, and SDETs to translate acceptance criteria into concrete test scenarios, and proactively call out coverage gaps and edge cases.

Release quality: Own regression testing for your assigned area ahead of each release, and support the team's release-readiness process. UAT: Help formalize and run User Acceptance Testing across product and engineering as […] standardizes this process company-wide. Defect management: Log, triage, and track defects with clear repro steps, severity, and expected-vs-actual detail; follow issues through to resolution.

Automation collaboration: Flag coverage gaps that need deeper automated testing and route them to developers, who own unit and integration test auto