Remote Product Tester Role for College Students (Remote)

Can your feedback shape the future of products used by thousands? Ours can—and we're inviting college students who think critically, observe deeply, and care about the user experience to join us as Remote Product Testers. This isn't about just reporting bugs. It's about giving voice to real users and influencing the design and development of digital tools from the ground up.

This remote opportunity is tailored for students who want to build real-world experience in product development, quality analysis, and user research—without waiting for graduation. You’ll be part of a collaborative, flexible, and empowering virtual team where your opinion isn’t just heard—it’s sought after.

What You’ll Help Us Build

Your feedback won’t sit in a spreadsheet. It will be directed to product managers, designers, and developers who are enhancing features that tens of thousands of users interact with on a daily basis.

This remote product testing role centers around iterative product improvement, feature lifecycle feedback, and agile collaboration. You’ll dive into usability challenges, evaluate onboarding flows, and explore new features before they launch.

Expect to:

• Explore beta features and share candid, detailed input that influences roadmap prioritization.
• Identify usability issues and provide clear, user-first suggestions.
• Participate in remote usability sessions that identify product friction before our users experience it.
• Collaborate via Slack and Zoom with product teams looking for feedback from fresh perspectives.
• Record short video walkthroughs explaining how a feature made you feel—and how it could do better.

Your insights will help shape not only what gets built, but how it gets built.

How You’ll Grow

You won’t just be clicking buttons. You’ll learn how products are developed, tested, and launched in real-world agile workflows. This is hands-on experience with:

• Remote collaboration tools like Notion, Jira, Figma, and Loom.
• Feature lifecycle analysis from ideation to deployment.
• How teams align across disciplines to ensure quality and clarity.

Along the way, you’ll sharpen your critical thinking, hone your product sense, and build a portfolio of impact stories—proof that you know how to contribute to the user experience at scale.

Where You’ll Work From

Anywhere with Wi-Fi. This role is fully remote and async-friendly. Whether you’re on campus, back home, or traveling, you’ll have the flexibility to schedule your product testing work around your classes and personal rhythm. All communication occurs through our remote collaboration stack, which includes Slack, Zoom, Notion, and Google Drive.

We move quickly, but you’ll always have space to focus deeply. We respect your time and want your work here to support, not compete with, your education.

Tools and Tech You’ll Use

You won’t need to be an engineer or designer to thrive in this role. But you will gain hands-on experience with the same tools that top product teams use every day:

• Jira for tracking product issues and backlog management.
• Notion for test case documentation and async collaboration.
• Figma for commenting on prototypes and UI suggestions.
• Loom for screen recordings to explain complex user flows.

If you’ve never used these tools before—no problem. We’ll support you every step of the way.

What Makes You a Great Fit

We’re not asking for years of experience. What we care about is your mindset.

You might be perfect for this if:

• You notice when something feels "off" in a product and want to say why.
• You simplify complex ideas—whether it’s over Zoom or Slack.
• You’re curious about how digital products work and eager to peek behind the curtain.
• You care about the user experience—especially for people who aren’t tech-savvy.
• You communicate with empathy and specificity.

We especially welcome students studying design, computer science, psychology, human-computer interaction, journalism, or anyone with a keen eye and thoughtful voice.

Real Story, Real Impact

One of our previous testers, Maya, joined while studying sociology. Her perspective on accessibility helped our team rethink an entire login flow. Today, her notes are part of our onboarding strategy, used by over 30,000 users.

This role isn’t just a line on your resume. It’s a launchpad for building confidence, skills, and industry connections—while being part of something that matters.

Schedule & Compensation

• Location: 100% Remote
• Schedule: Flexible part-time, approx. 6–10 hours/week based on availability
• Salary: $53,000 annually (pro-rated for part-time participation)

We believe students deserve real pay for real work. Your time is valuable, and we recognize that.

Let’s Build Something Meaningful Together

This is more than product testing. It’s a chance to influence the direction of software that impacts thousands of lives.

If you’re curious, thoughtful, and excited to grow—we’re excited to meet you. You don’t need all the answers. Just bring your perspective and a willingness to learn.

Let’s build something purposeful together—apply today.