A QA engineer troubleshoots your product, identifying bugs and errors before your customers encounter them. They are the key person in your team who prevents major crises by spotting critical issues ahead of time, before they go into production. QA engineers collaborate with developers and engineers to ensure high-quality product delivery. AS part of this, they might review quality specifications and documents to provide feedback to the engineering team before work begins. They also test the product and document the process through test plans and cases.
Do you have what it takes to find bugs before they snowball into crises? We’re looking for a detail-oriented, talented, and dedicated QA engineer to join our ranks and rid our code of bugs and errors. You will be responsible for ensuring the quality of our products by creating test plans, identifying bugs, and collaborating with the engineering team to resolve issues.
You can have a degree in computer science or engineering, but it is not necessary. Employers often accept certifications and relevant work experience to meet their requirements. If you're an employer hiring for a QA engineer role (or any other role!), we actually suggest assessing skills versus looking solely at a candidate's CV. Technical skills assessments are a much better predictor of job performance than CVs.
While QA engineers need some developer experience, most are not developers. They focus on testing and quality assurance rather than writing code.
Some consider it a challenging job due to the technical requirements, such as familiarity with various programming languages and testing methodologies. However, it is also a rewarding role for those who enjoy problem-solving and ensuring product quality.