Position: Middle manual QA
Company: Freelance
Experience required: 2y
Category: QA
English level: upper
Published: 2021-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

The Company
Lenus eHealth is an international tech company headquartered in Copenhagen that is shaping the future of the sports and fitness industry.
We are helping fitness professionals build a strong and sustainable business by offering them an all-in-one platform for online coaching together
with advisory on business development, marketing, and personal branding.
The company is growing rapidly - both revenue and number of employees is tripling every year.
Lenus is currently a leader in the Scandinavian and UK markets and also entering the new ones, such as Germany and the USA.

As a QA Engineer with us, you will be:
- Responsible for design, implementation, and execution of manual test solutions and supporting test engineering practices.
- Executing quality assurance on new features and changes
- Working in a cross-functional development team, collaborating with UXers, Product Owners and Engineers.
- Planning and managing all phases of the quality assurance process.
- Working closely with PO on analyzing requirements
- Taking a lead on creating acceptance criteria for product increments
- Keeping track and prioritizing issues

What we're looking for
- 2+ years of experience in the software quality assurance industry with strong QA process knowledge
- Experience with a variety of different testing techniques (end-to-end, usability, performance, regression, smoke, regression testing)
- Experience in requirements analysis, effort estimating, and task scheduling;
- Strong analytical, diagnostic, and problem-solving skills
- A high sense of ownership and pride in your, and the teams, performance and its impact on the company’s success
- You strive for quality in everything you do, and always want to deliver your best.

We offer
- Competitive salary
- 5% tax and payment to the pension funds are a part of your salary.
- 20 working days of vacation a year
- 5 days of sickness per year