Senior QA Engineer Mobile testing 100% Remote

About the job

We’re currently looking for a Senior QA Engineer to join our team. The position is 100% remote and available to anyone self‑driven and capable of contributing to our vision.

If you are excited about being in an industry that is breaking new ground and have confidence you can conquer the most challenging feats we’ll encounter, we want to talk to you. Join us, and help lay the foundation for a decentralized future.

Responsibilities

• Work across teams & with customers to investigate and diagnose issues.
• Creating and maintaining test plans.
• Continuously analyze working processes, suggest and implement improvements.
• Document issues in our bug‑tracking software, while communicating the issue effectively.
• Work with developers to help them understand, debug, and reproduce issues.
• Help us improve our test automation framework and expand its coverage.
• Assist with manual / regression testing & bug fix verification.
• Monitor information channels to detect and report emergent issues.
• Provide non‑functional quality feedback such as performance & UI/UX improvements.

Qualifications

• At least 4 years of experience in a Software Quality Assurance field.
• Experience with Mobile App Testing.
• Experience using an automated testing framework for Mobile App Testing.
• Flexibility and willingness to tackle issues whenever they arise.
• A self‑driven and proactive personality is essential – you will be given significant autonomy to tackle the challenges you’re given.
• A strong drive to learn – our products are complex, so an inquisitive nature, and a strong desire to acquire information is critical.
• A strong drive to experiment and discover knowledge independently, but also not afraid to ask questions where needed.
• Understanding of the foundations of website development is important, such as distinguishing between client and server‑side issues, being comfortable debugging API calls, etc.
• Comfortable working with browser developer tools and using them to analyze issues with HTML, JSON, and network traffic.

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