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Quality Assurance Engineer - Remote US

United States

The Opportunity

The QA Engineer role will be a part of a lean, nimble, full stack powerful engineering team. We value simplicity in both our code and our UI. We don’t believe in bloated teams or overly architected solutions; we opt for small, nimble players that work well together, iterate fast and achieve more as a high-powered team. Since we’re a small team, you’ll have the opportunity to work on virtually all aspects of the software and have a direct and immediate impact! This role will advance our cutting-edge data search engine and social profiling platform. You will be at the core of every new feature, every product decision, and every touch point of our users. If you are a problem solver and enjoy diving in and ensuring the best possible product quality, then this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Responsibilities

  • Define and enforce quality attributes and testing requirements, ensuring comprehensive test coverage across product features.
  • Design and implement manual testing strategies to validate application functionality, stability, and usability across web applications and Chrome extensions.
  • Lead test planning, test case design, and execution for features involving complex business logic and architectural components.
  • Provide technical assistance and mentorship to QA team members, promoting best practices in exploratory, regression, and smoke testing.
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams to identify risks early and ensure high-quality releases through effective collaboration and communication.

Skillset

  • Value, autonomy and ownership of your work
  • Self-motivated QA engineer with the ability to work well with a small team of highly-driven / entrepreneurial Developers and Data Analysts
  • Ability to continuously track/identify bugs and build/maintain QA Trackers for testing  
  • Solve complex near real-time web engineering problems, focusing on quality assurance
  • Passion for supporting and driving technologies that have the power to positively impact millions
  • Willingness to go beyond the standard “9-5” when needed. We love what we do, and sometimes find ourselves working nights or weekends to get the job done
  • Possess innate passion for coding, software development, and big data!
  • Ability to manage multiple workstreams and projects simultaneously.

Education & Requirements

  • 3+ years experience supporting and testing highly-available, scalable and modern web applications and chrome extension using the Agile Methodologies (Scrum/Kanban)
  • Experience supporting/testing Chrome extensions
  • Integration testing with 3rd parties, such as CRMs (Salesforce, Hubspot, etc)
  • Experience testing APIs
  • Testing and automating full feature releases, relatively unsupervised
  • Experience with Complex Manual Testing
  • Deep experience supporting/testing design, development, and implementation of scalable and performant web services.
  • Experience working in fast-paced environments
  • Hands-on experience with Cypress for UI and API test automation

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Since 2015, Seamless.AI has helped sales teams maximize revenue with the world’s first real-time B2B search engine. As one of Ohio’s fastest-growing companies, we’ve earned top industry accolades, including G2’s 2025 Best Software Products (#1 Highest Satisfaction Product), Purpose Jobs’ 2024 Best Places to Work, and LinkedIn’s Top 50 Tech Startups (2020, 2022, 2023). We are committed to a diverse, inclusive workplace and do not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or other protected statuses. Visa sponsorship is not available; applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S.

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