Software Engineer – Quality Assurance

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Software Quality Engineer We are seeking a technically strong Software Quality Engineer to help ensure the reliability and readiness of complex software products. This role will work directly with engineering teams to evaluate new development, expand automated coverage, troubleshoot failures, and strengthen quality throughout the software delivery process. This is a hands-on technical testing role, not a primarily manual QA position. The ideal candidate is comfortable working with software written in TypeScript, JavaScript, React, HTML, and CSS. As automation is key to our success, the candidate should understand best practices and how testing fits into modern build and deployment pipelines.

Develop testing approaches for new features, product changes, and software releases. Build and enhance automated test solutions that improve engineering feedback and product reliability. Validate functionality across multiple software components and integrated product environments. Determine appropriate testing coverage based on technical requirements, product behavior, and potential areas of risk. Incorporate automated validation into continuous integration and software delivery workflows. Perform functional, integration, regression, system-level, and release-focused testing. Investigate failed tests and unexpected product behavior to determine whether issues originate in the product, test code, environment, or build process. Partner directly with software engineers to reproduce defects and assist with technical root-cause analysis. Maintain dependable testing environments, data, tooling, and supporting automation. Identify unstable or ineffective automated tests and improve their reliability and value. Participate in engineering reviews and contribute to improvements in development, testing, and release practices. Provide clear technical feedback regarding software quality, outstanding risks, and readiness for release.