Quality Assurance Engineer (Berlin) at arbeitnow
Berlin, Berlin, Germany -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 Dec, 26

Salary

2800000.0

Posted On

22 Sep, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Industry

Information Technology & Services

Description
  • Test the platform from a real user's perspective, running through both typical flows and the unusual ones ("what happens if I enter the wrong thing?").
  • Track down bugs, crashes, display issues, and illogical behaviour, and document them clearly with steps to reproduce.
  • Judge whether features work the way they should, and flag anything confusing, clunky, or inconsistent (usability).
  • Check different devices, browsers, and screen sizes to make sure everything works everywhere.
  • Rank bugs by severity (critical vs. cosmetic) and prioritise them so the team knows what to fix first.
  • Retest fixed bugs and confirm that the fixes didn't break anything else (regression testing).
  • Work closely with engineering and product, answer their questions, and help reproduce issues.

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Responsibilities
  • Test the platform from a real user's perspective, running through both typical flows and the unusual ones ("what happens if I enter the wrong thing?").
  • Track down bugs, crashes, display issues, and illogical behaviour, and document them clearly with steps to reproduce.
  • Judge whether features work the way they should, and flag anything confusing, clunky, or inconsistent (usability).
  • Check different devices, browsers, and screen sizes to make sure everything works everywhere.
  • Rank bugs by severity (critical vs. cosmetic) and prioritise them so the team knows what to fix first.
  • Retest fixed bugs and confirm that the fixes didn't break anything else (regression testing).
  • Work closely with engineering and product, answer their questions, and help reproduce issues.

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