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Role description
Web Manual QA Engineer (part-time) | Mental Health Unit
Requirements
1. 2+ years of hands-on QA experience testing web funnels/applications; 2. Strong manual testing skills: functional, regression, exploratory, cross-browser, and responsive testing; 3. Experience creating and maintaining test cases, checklists, and bug reports; 4. API testing with Postman or a similar tool; 5. Understanding of HTTP methods, status codes, JSON, and REST APIs; 6. Confident use of browser DevTools for debugging and investigating issues; 7. Familiarity with Git and CI/CD concepts; 8. Understanding of test automation principles and ability to read or maintain basic automated tests.
Responsibilities
1. Test marketing funnels end to end: landing pages, onboarding flows, forms, paywalls, checkout, and conversion-focused UI changes; 2. Verify frontend implementations against Figma designs, including pixel accuracy, responsiveness, cross-browser behavior, and usability; 3. Test form validation, error states, edge cases, and state-management behavior; 4. Validate payment integrations and checkout flows across supported providers, currencies, and relevant user scenarios; 5. Verify analytics events, marketing pixels, tags, and funnel-tracking requirements in collaboration with analytics and marketing teams; 6. Test A/B test variants to ensure correct targeting, UI behavior, payment logic, and event tracking; 7. Perform functional, regression, exploratory, cross-browser, responsive, and API testing where relevant; 8. Work closely with developers, product, design, marketing, and analytics teams to clarify requirements and resolve issues before release; 9. Communicate testing progress, release risks, blockers, and results clearly in an async/part-time format.
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What we offer
1. Work on a meaningful product that helps people improve their mental well-being; 2. Direct impact on millions of users across global markets; 3. No legacy systems, no bureaucracy - just fast decisions and space to grow.