Position: Manual QA Engineer
Company: LOBBY X
Category: QA
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**What We’re Expecting From You:**

2+ years' experience as a Software Manual QA;
Understanding of most important testing types and levels
Understanding of a client-server app mechanic, HTTP/HTTPS protocols, request-response structure, HTTP methods
Analyzing users stories and/use cases/requirements for validity and feasibility;
Experience with API testing
Apply quality engineering principles throughout the Agile product lifecycle;
Provide support and documentation;
Collaborate with other team members and stakeholders;
Participate with development group in sprint planning and refinement sessions;
Contribute to longer term estimation and planning activities ;
A naturally ability to problem solving;
Clear understanding of Manual testing methodologies;
A strong understanding of the software development life cycle and methodologies.
Good level of spoken English

Fundamentally we care more about how sophisticated your knowledge is and how challenging your last projects were, than necessarily the exact minimum years of experience. 

**What You'll Be Doing:**

Manual testing of Web User interfaces
Providing test reports
Reviewing user stories and planning of agile project

**What we offer:** 

Modern Office directly in city centre 
Creative and passion team
Competitive Salary  
Paid sick leave and vacations
Long Term Engagement
Experienced leadership

**About:**
The Client is a Computer Vision Startup, based in Hamburg and Kiev. 
Since 2017 they raised more than 3 Million in capital and aim to deliver disruptive and exciting technology to retail and restaurants.

The client is using state of the art AI to enhance the shopping experience in retail stores and enable frictionless shopping in supermarkets. The goal is to enable shopping without waiting. 
They count as their customer some of the biggest retailers in Europe.   Here you will find a great team, working conditions and challenges for engineers, who strive for continuous improvement.