Senior QA Engineer

We are looking for an experienced Senior QA Engineer for our client. This is a permanent position that is completely remote! Our client is a fintech company based out of Vancouver.

You'll have the opportunity to work on an amazing platform that combines Data Analytics, and complex integration in ERP systems to deliver cutting edge financial data that is fundamentally changing the way that businesses make smarter financial decisions. Within this role you'll work on product and development, verifying new features against product requirements. Develop and execute test plans, utilizing a balance of manual, automated, and performance testing.

You Have:

  • 3+ years experience working as a QA Engineer
  • Hands on experience working with automated test tools such as Cypress and Selenium
  • Experience working with Startups are considered a bonus
  • Bonus points if you have experience with node.js and Javascript/Typescript related frameworks.
  • A B.Sc. in Computer Science/Computer Engineering

Some AWESOME selling points:

  • Remote + flexible work schedule
  • Competitive salary + Equity + Health Spending Account
  • Amazing opportunity for career progression to lead
  • Amazing mentorship (seriously)
  • Plenty of vacay
It's a seriously awesome opportunity! If this looks interesting to you, please click the link and apply.

* Unfortunately we are only able to consider candidates who either live in Canada, or currently have an active Canadian work visa or citizenship for this role.

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