The Opportunity
We are building real‑time trading platforms and next‑gen web apps at the intersection of financial markets. We’re hiring a detail‑oriented Mid Manual QA Engineer to own hands‑on testing of our web applications and trading experiences, ensuring rock‑solid quality before, during, and after releases.
What You’ll Do
- Execute functional, integration, regression, and exploratory tests across web and real‑time features
- Design clear test scenarios, test cases, and checklists from product requirements and UX flows
- Test real‑time behavior including WebSocket interactions, live price feeds, and sub‑second actions
- Verify cross‑browser and cross‑device behavior for responsive web apps and native Android and iOS applications
- Validate analytics events and user journeys end‑to‑end
- Log high‑quality defects with clear reproduction steps, impact, and evidence (screenshots, videos, console/network traces)
- Collaborate closely with Product, Design, and Engineering to clarify requirements and define acceptance criteria
- Participate in release readiness: smoke tests, sanity checks, and post‑release validation
- Maintain tidy test documentation and traceability to requirements
Nice To Do, Not Required
- Collaborating to our automation testing capabilities, guided by our QA automation engineer.
What We’re Looking For
Must‑haves
- 3–5 years of hands‑on manual testing experience for modern web applications
- Strong experience writing test cases and executing test plans based on user stories and designs
- Solid understanding of client‑server architecture, HTTP, REST APIs, and web debugging tools
- Comfort testing real‑time systems and event‑driven flows
- Experience testing across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and on multiple screen sizes
- Clear written and verbal communication, with a pragmatic, ownership mindset
Nice‑to‑haves
- Background in trading or fintech domains
- Familiarity with basic API testing tools (Postman) and reading JSON payloads
- Exposure to performance basics and monitoring client‑side stability
- Experience with issue trackers and CI/CD driven release processes
Tools You’ll Likely Use Here
- Test management and documentation tools of your choice
- Browsers’ DevTools for network and console analysis
- Postman for quick API checks
- Screen recording and visual comparison utilities for evidence