Position: Manual QA for Israel E-commerce Project
Company: A-Soft
Category: QA
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

A-Soft connects Ukrainian engineers with world-class product companies. We are looking for an experienced Manual QA to oversee and guide a scrum team.

🎯 Project: e-commerce
🎯 Schedule: full-time, remote;
🎯 Experience: 2+ years;
🎯 Start: ASAP;
🎯 English: Upper+;
🎯 Client: Israel (Engineers: Israel & Ukraine);

**About project:**
Our Client is a hyper-growth e-commerce, DTC beauty brand, backed up for $30mln by top investors, that is on a mission to disrupt the body-care market by introducing a unique combination of data, marketing, technology and product innovation.

**Tech stack:**
.Net Core, JavaScript, Azure, MySQL

**Team composition:**
Current team on our side: 2 .Net Developers, 2 Front-end Developers, QA Engineer.
On customer's side in Israel: CTO, Project Manager, Solution Architect, 2 .Net Developers, UI/UX designer. and Product Managers. The team is currently in a very aggressive growth phase.
The Quality Assurance Engineer plays a critical role in maintaining quality systems. The role works closely with operations to provide the knowledge and support necessary to maintain the quality expected by our customers.

**Responsibilities**
· Solutions with a focus on web-based applications and web-based APIs
· Document and perform manual testing of assigned products when necessary
· Document and report to the development team bugs or issues found for manual testing
· Play an active role in release planning and be the voice of QA for the product

**Requirements:**
· 2 year of experience;
· English - Upper Intermediate
· Knowledge of SQL (any SQL database engine is OK) - advantage
· Strong attention to details

**What we offer:**
• Career possibilities with a growing team.
• A fun and dynamic industry where you can make a difference;
• Vacation time (up to 20 working days);
• Additional days off for special occasions, national holidays off.
• Paid sick leaves;
• Friday “Happy-hours”