Manual QA Tester
No coding requiredReal devices
- Location
- Karachi, PakistanFully remote
- Experience
- 3–5 yearsManual and functional software testing
- Type
- Full-time / Contract
You will be the person who makes sure every release works the way a researcher and a participant expect it to, across our web app and our iOS and Android apps. No coding is required. We need someone who is thorough, curious, and clear in writing, and who takes ownership of quality rather than waiting to be told what to check.
What you'll do
- Test new features and bug fixes across web, iOS, and Android before they ship
- Write and maintain test cases, checklists, and regression suites from product requirements
- Run regression cycles ahead of each release and sign off on what is ready
- Reproduce, document, and track bugs with clear steps, screenshots, and severity
- Verify fixes and re-test across devices, browsers, and screen sizes
- Test the participant experience end to end: notifications, scheduled surveys, offline behaviour, and syncing
- Work closely with developers and product to clarify expected behaviour and flag gaps early
- Keep the shared test documentation current as the product evolves
What we're looking for
- 3–5 years of hands-on manual testing of web and mobile applications
- Experience testing native iOS and Android apps on real devices, not only simulators
- Strong grasp of test design: functional, regression, exploratory, usability, and cross-browser / cross-device testing
- Ability to write precise, reproducible bug reports and well-structured test cases
- Familiarity with an issue tracker and a test-management tool (any is fine)
- Attention to detail and the persistence to chase down intermittent issues
- Good written and spoken English; comfortable working asynchronously with a distributed team
Nice to have
- Exposure to apps that handle sensitive or regulated data (health, research, finance)
- Basic understanding of APIs and how to inspect a request and response
- Experience testing push notifications, in-app scheduling, or time-zone-sensitive features