QA Analyst I

Role overview

Help protect the reliability and usability of a cloud software platform by testing features across web and mobile applications. You’ll work with engineering and product colleagues to find defects, verify fixes, and check that updates do not disrupt existing workflows.

Responsibilities - Run manual test plans and suites, checking functionality, visual presentation, and user workflows. - Turn product requirements and user stories into clear, structured test cases. - Record and track defects with reproduction steps and relevant diagnostic details. - Work with engineers to investigate issues, retest fixes, and confirm their resolution. - Perform regression checks before releases and keep test cases and workflow documentation organized. - Take part in team planning and review routines, and help maintain automated tests as your skills develop.

Requirements - Strong attention to detail and an analytical approach to troubleshooting software workflows. - Clear written and verbal communication, especially when documenting technical issues. - A dependable, proactive working style and willingness to learn tools and testing practices. - A bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, or a related area is preferred. - 0–2 years of software testing experience; familiarity with the software development lifecycle and QA methods is expected from the source description.

Nice to have - Experience with browser developer tools and issue-tracking software. - Familiarity with SQL, Postman, Selenium, or other automated testing tools.

Benefits and work setup - Remote within the U.S., with an optional office location in Atlanta. - The source lists a base salary range of $70,503–$84,821, plus bonus and stock options; final compensation may depend on experience and expertise. - Benefits include four weeks of paid time off, paid holidays, medical, dental and vision coverage, disability and life insurance, fertility benefits, parental leave, and a 401(k) with company match.