Position: Junior QA Engineer - Scanner/Calendars team
Company: Readdle
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate

Once there you will have a perspective to grow and the opportunity to develop in the future.

As a member of our QA team, you’ll be directly responsible for the production quality of our products. On a daily basis, you’ll work with our talented engineering team and your decisions and actions will have a direct impact on the millions of users who rely on Readdle products for their daily work. 

**Requirements**
1 year of experience in testing.
Practical Ui/Ux testing experience is a must.
Mobile testing experience.
Knowledge of testing methodologies and test techniques.
Experience with test documentation.
Experience with Jira/TestRail or similar.
Intermediate English (reading and writing documentation).

**Nice to have**
Automation experience.
Experience with iOS/macOS.
Experience with test automation using XCTest would be a plus.

**Responsibilities**
As a part of Scrum teams execute manual tests.
Creating and maintaining test documentation.
Estimate and deliver the required testing time;
Create, document and analyse issues using Jira;
Close cooperation with developers, support team and designers;
Creating UI tests that covers new features using XCTest framework;
Responsible for helping to implement, execute and troubleshoot test cases.

**About you**
Have both a big-picture orientation and the ability to dive into feature details.
Can work effectively in the situation of tradeoffs between functionality, complexity and time.
Proactive and comfortable to communicate with people.
Have an independent attitude and is a team player at the same time.
Adaptive and flexible in terms of switching between contexts and tasks.
Ability to give feedback and share your opinion on the product features.
Passionate to create best-in-class products.

You’ll be leading the way. We’re betting you’re driven to build great things and get awesome results. Join this amazing journey with Readdle!