Position: Junior/Middle Manual QA Engineer
Company: FigLeaf
Experience required: 2y
English level: fluent

Have 2+ years of experience in functional and non-functional testing (Web is a must, Windows would be a plus)
Experience in testing web sites and web applications
Experience in technical testing (e.g. reading logs, XML, using fiddler, Chrome DevTool, etc.)
Understanding what is of HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, REST and how they work
Experience in preparation of software test documentation
Strong knowledge of Software Testing Theory and Software Development Life Cycle
Good analytical and problem-solving skills
Embody a constant learning-oriented mindset
Excellent Communication Skills: build trustworthy relationships with stakeholders, influence them with new ideas and be able to defend own vision;
Results-oriented;
Advanced English level.

We offer:
You’ll get the unique opportunity to co-create a solution that will make a revolution in the privacy industry by returning a choice of privacy to millions of internet users. You will be proud of every piece of code you create
You’ll develop an integrated solution built on the latest technologies applicable to various platforms
We’ll provide you with all the tools needed to succeed as we strongly believe that every experience helps us become better
We have Learning Culture at FigLeaf and encourage constant learning. We celebrate victories and failures and make learnings to move forward and innovate
40-hours working week with flexible working hours
Annual paid vacations (20 working days)

Responsibilities:
Help us improve the overall experience of FigLeaf through improving the quality of the product features
Work with a cross-platform solution: Windows, Back-end, and Browser Extensions
Be responsible for the quality of key FormFilling product functionality
Design, develop and execute test activities;
Monitor test results for software quality;
Investigate testbed issues with engineers;
Communicate with teams for test requirements
Create and maintain test documentation