QA/QC

QA Tester (Manual + Automation Experience Preferred)

Test ---------- | ---------- Workflow | Part-Time / Ongoing

We are launching a new medical website ( ---------- ) and need a highly detail-oriented QA tester to help us fully test the platform before public release.

You will work through a structured ---------- QA board, but we are especially interested in someone who can help us begin automating repeatable testing procedures.

This is NOT a “click around casually” role.

We want someone who:
• Breaks things intentionally
• Documents issues clearly
• Thinks in systems
• Understands edge cases
• Can help reduce manual QA over time

Responsibilities
Manual Testing

• Follow step-by-step test cases inside ----------
• Test forms, login systems, booking flows
• Validate error handling and edge cases
• Test across devices (desktop, tablet, mobile)
• Test across browsers
• Check responsiveness, formatting, UX clarity
• Document bugs with:

Screenshots

Screen recordings

Reproduction steps

Browser + device used

Severity rating

Automation (Strong Bonus / Preferred)

We would LOVE someone who has experience with:

• Selenium
• Playwright
• Cypress
• Puppeteer
• Automated regression testing
• Writing repeatable test scripts
• Creating simple automated test pipelines

If you can:

Suggest automation improvements

Create repeatable test scripts

Reduce human QA workload over time

That is a major advantage.

Required Skills

• Prior QA / website testing experience
• Strong attention to detail
• Clear written English
• Ability to follow structured processes
• Familiarity with Chrome DevTools
• Stable high-speed internet

- Scope

• 20–40 hours initially
• Flexible hours
• Long-term opportunity for the right person


- Application Instructions (Important)

To filter serious applicants:

Start your application with:
“I automate what others test manually.”

Tell us:

What QA tools you’ve used

Whether you’ve written automated test scripts

What automation framework you prefer

A specific bug you caught that saved a project

Your internet speed (upload/download)

If you have GitHub or sample test scripts, include them.