- Want to stop writing manual test cases, so you can focus on exploratory testing?
- Want to help ship better products more often, not stop products from shipping?
- Want to work with developers to help them be more effective and build quality in from the start?
We're looking for someone who
understands that the traditional way of testing software is flawed.
Someone who loves exploratory testing, collaborating closely with
developers, actively pushes for improvements to processes, tools and
testing approaches (or better yet, implements these themselves). In
short, we're looking for someone who wants to dive deep into the code as
well as help deliver great experiences that our customers love; someone
who thinks helping the development team improve is a critical part of
improving software quality.
What You'll Do
- Carry out exploratory testing within an Agile development environment.
- Collaborate closely with developers, product managers and support
engineers to correctly identify, prioritise and resolve issues.
- Develop test tools, and extend test frameworks and test environments.
- Improve the quality of developer output via training, coaching and process changes.
- Organise QA for projects and collaborate with other QA engineers as needed.
Key Skills
- You can fix a LEFT INNER JOIN
- You can traverse a DOM
- You think that bug reports are a necessary evil
- You can deploy a web app to a container and connect it to a database
- You can confirm the style properties of any element on any web page in seconds
- You know the difference between GET & POST
- You do not need a GUI
- You can build an environment to test every major browser on every consumer O/S
- You know that automated testing is better than manual testing
- You know that manual testing is better than automated testing
- You use source control
- You know how to test interfaces and integrated systems
- You get past security
- You don't record and playback
- You are listened to
- You don't believe it until you see it
- You don't believe everything that you see
- You are passionate about great software
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