Quality Assurance Engineer

TeamDynamix seeks a Quality Assurance Engineer to join our Process Automation engineering team.  We are looking for a meticulous QA Engineer to help us improve the overall quality of the product. This role is ideal for a dynamic, detail-oriented, self-motivated individual who seeks to holistically own our quality process, bringing functional, manual, and automation testing together. As a champion of quality, you will use your risk-based testing mindset to help prevent defects during design and implementation in addition to being excellent at identifying bugs.
About the Role

• Develop and maintain manual and automated test processes and procedures to ensure software quality.
• Develop detailed, comprehensive, and well-structured test plans and test cases.
• Collaborate with product management and engineering teams to understand new product features.
• Perform manual testing of new and existing functionality.
• Diagnose issues, report defects, and develop regression tests to prevent issue reoccurrence.
• Report and document technical issues.
• Create logs to document testing cases and defects.
• Report bugs and errors to development teams.
• Help troubleshoot issues.
• Work with customers to identify reproduction steps.
• Work with Tier 1 support to clarify bug reports.

• 4+ years of software testing experience
• Bachelor’s degree, preferably in technology, math, or science
• Experience working with an automated testing tool like Playwright
• Experience in a Microsoft development environment (Visual Studio, ASP.NET Core, C#, JavaScript, etc.) a strong plus
• Familiarity with Quality Management Software and Processes.
• Experience working with REST APIs.
• Proficiency in testing web applications, databases, and interfaces.
• Clear communication (written and verbal) – to ensure ability to write test plans and test cases. To communicate bugs to developers and other stakeholders.
• Creative problem-solving skills to translate technical requirements into test plans.
• Ability to focus on deadlines and deliverables, ensuring the ability to quickly identify defects and bugs.
• Abstract thinking to avoid conforming to norms, which helps in quickly finding bugs.