Position: Manual QA Engineer (Web)
Company: Clario
Experience required: 1y
Category: QA
English level: intermediate
Published: 2023-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

Hi, We are Clario, a consumer-focused cybersecurity company on a mission to change an industry. Over 400 professionals with one common goal — supporting everyone’s right to a digital life, secured. We’re here to create a next-generation digital security solution with a human touch.

Join us and help people take back control of their digital privacy and security.

**What you will be doing:**

• Creation and support of testing documentation: test-cases, check-lists, etc.
• Time planning and evaluation for tasks (timing, prioritization, tasks self-statement)
• Quality control throughout the development cycle
• Testing websites and web applications (UI, cross-browsing, performance testing)
• Client and backend testing (web requests, data transfer, logs)
Support of automation tests

**What you need for this position:**

• 1 year of testing Web applications / services / sites (only proven commercial experience)
• Experience with: Git, macOS, terminal, Jira, Confluence, TestRail, Scrum
• English for reading and writing documentation
• Strong knowledge of software testing theory
• Experience  in creating and maintenance of testing documentation (test plans, test cases etc.)
• Experience in work with databases, knowledge of client-server architecture
• Understanding what is HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, REST and how they work

**What we offer for your success**
Very warm and friendly working environment and flexible working schedule.
20 days off, and 12 sick days paid by the company per year. Paid national holidays.
Medical insurance, and health protection programs (with COVID-19 and dental coverage).
Continuous professional development and growth opportunities.

We are not just a company, we are Clario! We put the customer at the heart of all that we do, we achieve our best together, take responsibility, and challenge our limits to create a difference!