QA Engineer

QA Engineer (part-time): About the role We are looking for a part-time middle QA who can start soon and cover one main product and a few smaller projects. The main product is a consumer forecast service used worldwide, with a mobile app and a website: Mobile app : a Flutter app on iOS and Android with paying users and a third-party fitness integration. Privacy documentation differs by region. Website : a static Astro site on Vercel with marketing pages, a blog in Sanity CMS and about 150k generated SEO pages built from about 5 templates. You won’t be on your own. The developers and the product owner, who currently does QA herself, will support you while you learn. Responsibilities Work closely with the developers and the product owner in regular meetings: clarify requirements, agree on priorities, and report on quality Test new features and fixes in the Dev app and on staging Take part in release verification for the App Store and Google Play, and gradually take it over Test purchases, subscriptions, and third-party integrations Test the website: data, navigation, SEO basics, responsive layout Create test cases and regression checklists from scratch and keep them up to date Report bugs in Jira and follow up customer-reported issues Requirements 3+ years of QA experience on web and mobile projects Solid knowledge of testing types and test design: functional, regression, smoke, exploratory Manual testing of mobile apps on iOS and Android, on real devices and emulators/simulators Cross-browser and responsive web testing Experience writing test cases, checklists, and clear, reproducible bug reports Experience with Jira or a similar bug-tracking system Confident use of browser DevTools (console, network) Ability to plan your own testing and work independently Curiosity, attention to detail, and initiative English B2 (Upper-Intermediate) or higher: daily communication with the product owner is in English Part-time availability, able to start soon What you bring Fresh eyes on the product and its users Structure: organized test cases, checklists, and regression runs Your own ideas on how to test and release better Nice to have Test management tools (TestRail or similar) API testing basics (Postman or similar) SEO basics: meta tags, sitemaps, redirects App store testing flows: TestFlight, Google Play testing tracks Testing in-app purchases and subscriptions Flutter, Firebase, or Crashlytics Crawling tools like Screaming Frog Playwright or other test automation Lighthouse, load or performance testing We offer A product used by paying customers worldwide, on mobile and web Support from the developers and the product owner while you get up to speed A real chance to shape the QA process, which you will gradually own