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Junior Software Tester / QA Analyst

1 day ago

Job Opportunity Details

Type

Full Time

Salary

GBP 32,000 gross/year

Work from home

Yes

Weekly Working Hours

37

Positions

Not Provided

Working Location

Not Provided

Job Description


Sproutlane is a fictional software startup building tools that help small businesses organise projects, manage customers and track their growth.

We’re looking for a Junior Software Tester / QA Analyst to help make our platform reliable and easy to use. You’ll work with developers and designers to test new features, investigate problems and improve the experience for our customers.

What you’ll do

  • Test our website across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

  • Check registration, login, payment and account management features.

  • Write clear bug reports with screenshots and steps to reproduce each issue.

  • Create and maintain test cases for new and existing features.

  • Check fixes and carry out regression testing before releases.

  • Suggest improvements to usability and accessibility.

What we’re looking for

  • Strong attention to detail and a practical approach to solving problems.

  • Clear written communication.

  • An understanding of how websites and web applications work.

  • Confidence explaining what went wrong and how to reproduce it.

  • An interest in software testing and working in a startup.

Previous testing experience is helpful, but personal projects, relevant courses and transferable skills are welcome.

What we offer

  • Β£32,000 gross annual salary.

  • Fully remote working within the UK.

  • 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday.

  • 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays.

  • Company laptop and equipment.

  • Training budget and regular mentoring.

  • Flexible start and finish times.

Applications

This vacancy is fictional and has been created solely to preview the job listing layout on Startup Networks. Please do not submit personal information.

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