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Quality Control Analyst, Engineering

New York City, NY

About Figure

Figure is maximizing the value of homeownership in ways that benefit consumers and the industry alike. We’re helping homeowners tap their liquidity easily, efficiently and reasonably for purpose-driven, significant expenditures – everything from dream home renovations and debt consolidation to IVF and small business formation. 

In six years, we’ve become the country’s #1 non-bank HELOC lender. As a financial technology firm operating at the intersection of regulation and transformation, we’re a “unicorn” – a group of fewer than 1000 companies globally that is valued at $1B or more and has been in operation for less than ten years. 

Our mission requires us to have a creative, team-oriented, and supportive environment where everyone can do their absolute best. We are motivated, innovative, collaborative, and curious.   We value individuals who bring a problem-solving mindset to every task.  Every day at Figure is a journey in continuous learning combined with a focus on getting work done that makes a difference. Join us!

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About the Role

Figure is looking for an entry-level Associate Quality Control Analyst to join our Engineering team. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the quality and reliability of our consumer lending and blockchain technology products. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in quality control and work closely with Product Managers and Engineers.

What You’ll Do

  • Test Planning & Execution: Collaborate with Product and Engineering Managers to understand business requirements and create comprehensive test cases to ensure high-quality features.
  • Manual Testing: Thoroughly test new and existing features to identify and address bugs before customer release.
  • Documentation & Reporting: Record test results, document defects, and create detailed reports for the development team.
  • User Experience Testing: Participate in user experience sessions to provide feedback on product usability.
  • Collaboration & Support: Work closely with Engineering and Product teams to support the creation of unit tests and integration into build cycles.
  • Continuous Improvement: Contribute to enhancing testing processes and implementing efficiencies.
  • Learning & Development: Engage in ongoing training to grow your quality control and product testing skills.

What We Look For

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field (or equivalent experience)
  • 3+ years of experience in software testing, quality control, or related field
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Basic knowledge of software development lifecycle and methodologies 
  • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
  • Eagerness to learn and grow within the role and the company

Nice to Have:

  • Experience with manual testing tools or software
  • Familiarity with bug tracking software (e.g., JIRA, Shortcut)
  • Basic understanding of automated testing concepts

Benefits To You

  • Competitive salary and growth opportunities 
  • Equity stock options package
  • Employer funded comprehensive health, vision, dental insurance and wellness program for employees and their dependents
  • Employer funded life and disability insurance coverage
  • Company HSA, FSA, Dependent Care, 401k, and commuter benefits
  • Up to 12 weeks paid family leave 
  • Home office and technology stipend for those working outside of a traditional office more than 75% of the time
  • Flexible time-off plan to empower employees to take the time off that they want and need
  • Continuing education reimbursement
  • Routine Team swag deliveries!

The salary range is $84,800-$106,000 with up to a 25% Bonus and Equity. Actual compensation may vary based on individual candidate experience and location.

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