Manual QA / Product Tester

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IFT Software Development

Remote (Worldwide)Part-TimeMiddle

Salary1,000 USD per month

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Requirements

Experience with manual QA, product testing, or app testing.
Strong mobile messenger app usage.
Attention to detail for spotting inconsistencies and bugs.
Clear written communication skills for documentation.
User-focused mindset.
Comfort using and testing mobile and desktop applications.
Ability to work collaboratively with Product, Engineering, and QA teams.
Interest in leveraging AI to optimize manual testing.

Responsibilities

Exploratory testing of existing app features and reporting functional, UI, and UX issues based on guidance from the Product Lead.
Testing newly developed features and product improvements before release.
Testing features and retesting fixes in release builds when preparing new app releases.
Reproducing bugs and gathering useful details to help developers understand the issue, including steps to reproduce, screenshots, screen recordings, device information, and expected vs. actual behavior.
Working with QA automation engineers to ensure manually identified bugs are reviewed for automation where relevant.
Occasionally checking the website, Apple App Store, and Google Play product pages to make sure there are no obvious issues.
Reviewing product requirements for new features from a user perspective and flagging anything that feels unclear, confusing, or difficult to use.
Documenting how features work in the app based on hands-on exploration and testing.

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