[Remote] Junior Software Engineer (QA) - Pacific Time Zone

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. QA Wolf is on a mission to help teams ship confidently by automating QA processes with zero effort. They are seeking a QA Engineer to create and maintain automated tests, ensuring a magical customer experience while being a foundational member of their growing team. Responsibilities • Create and maintain tests in JavaScript/Playwright • Understand HTML and CSS • Use Chrome DevTools to debug and reproduce failures • Communicates effectively and proactively • Stays organized, as you will work on multiple customer accounts • Is a self-starter and quick learner • Unblock yourself by reading documentation • Work with us to improve our tooling and best practices • Is scrappy and excited to help shape QA Engineering at an early-stage startup! • Share our values Skills • Physically located in and have legal authorization to work in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, or Australia, without the need for employer-sponsored work authorization • Create and maintain tests in JavaScript/Playwright • Understand HTML and CSS • Use Chrome DevTools to debug and reproduce failures • Communicates effectively and proactively • Stays organized, as you will work on multiple customer accounts • Is a self-starter and quick learner • Unblock yourself by reading documentation • Work with us to improve our tooling and best practices • Is scrappy and excited to help shape QA Engineering at an early-stage startup • Share our values Benefits • QA Wolf provides a comprehensive benefit package for all QA Engineers - the specifics will depend on your country of residence - learn more about our benefits here • 28 days paid time off Company Overview • QA Wolf is your modern QA team It was founded in 2019, and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA, with a workforce of 51-200 employees. Its website is Apply tot his job

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