Remote QA Engineer — North Carolina Tech Teams

Can You Turn Every Software Release into a Victory for Users?

Bugs rarely stand a chance with you around. If seamless product launches and crystal-clear workflows spark your enthusiasm, this remote QA Engineer role might be a perfect fit. Here, your voice actually shapes our tools, and your standards set the bar for 20,000+ users who trust our platforms daily. It's your expertise that turns a nervous product launch into a celebration.

Why This Role Feels Different

You won’t be boxed in by old routines or checklists. This isn’t about repetitive test scripts or mindless bug logging. Instead, you’ll orchestrate how quality is built from the first design conversation, influencing every sprint.

Your insights from test planning sessions become the reason our developers sleep well before a launch. You’ll catch the details others miss—and help teams across North Carolina deliver clean, reliable code from anywhere. You’ll move fast, but you’ll always have the room to dive deep and ask, “How can we make this even better?”

The Big Outcomes You’ll Drive

• Shape and enforce rigorous quality standards so product teams can deliver features users trust from day one.
• Design test plans that go far beyond “checking boxes”—your approach finds what automated scripts miss.
• Guide teams through agile workflows and sprint reviews, always keeping quality at the forefront.
• Analyze data from test cycles to identify patterns before they become issues for our end-users.
• Partner with design, engineering, and support to build unified, robust solutions that handle real-world usage.
• Use your feedback to influence product decisions directly, ensuring quality is never an afterthought.

What Your Week Might Look Like

Imagine starting your day with a standup call where your questions—about usability, accessibility, or edge cases—set the tone for the entire sprint. Maybe you’re collaborating in Jira, managing backlog workflows, or reviewing automated test results in Selenium and Playwright. Later, you’re jumping into Zoom to demo the latest regression suite, sharing how a minor tweak made a significant improvement.

You might end the week deep in exploratory testing, chasing down those “what if…” scenarios nobody else thought to check. Your communication style cuts through jargon, ensuring that everyone, from front-end developers to customer support, can act on your feedback, whether it’s over Slack, Notion, or a well-crafted Loom video.

Tools and Tech You’ll Use

• Remote collaboration is our norm—Notion, Slack, Zoom, and GitHub are always open on your desktop.
• You’ll master backlog workflows and user story management in Jira.
• Automated testing isn’t just buzzwords: you’ll work hands-on with Selenium, Playwright, and Postman.
• Data-driven quality decisions? Absolutely. You’ll track, analyze, and act on QA metrics on a weekly basis.

The Work Environment: Built for Focus and Flexibility

Here, “remote-first” isn’t an afterthought—it’s our entire operating system. You’ll carve out time for deep work, then reconnect with teams for live feedback, retrospectives, and design sprints. There’s no micro-managing. Instead, trust and transparency drive our operations.

We move quickly, but you’ll always have space to focus intensely and question the status quo. You’ll simplify complex ideas—whether it’s over Zoom, Slack, or a quick screen share. If you love building processes that make people’s jobs easier, you’ll thrive.

Who Thrives Here?

• You see every bug as a story waiting to be unraveled, not just a ticket to be closed.
• Curiosity drives you. Instead of settling for “it works,” you’ll keep asking how it could work better for everyone.
• Your feedback changes how entire teams operate, and you don’t mind challenging the usual way if it means finding a smarter path.
• When someone mentions “QA,” you picture the full lifecycle—from design reviews to real user scenarios, not just a late-stage signoff.
• You build relationships, not just reports. Every conversation gives you a chance to share what you know, pick up something new, or inspire your team to aim higher.

Must-Have Experience

• Experience owning test plans and quality gates in agile or iterative environments.
• Hands-on with automated testing tools (Selenium, Playwright, Postman, or similar).
• You’ve shipped software that reached real users and know how your work shapes their experience.
• You’re comfortable communicating with engineers, designers, and support—sometimes all in one call.
• You make data-driven choices and are familiar with QA dashboards and tracking tools.
• The ability to work independently while thriving in remote collaboration tools.

What Sets You Apart

• You’ve introduced process improvements that stuck—maybe a new automation workflow, smarter regression suites, or a fresh take on sprint reviews.
• Your documentation doesn’t just check boxes—it helps teammates prevent issues, not just find them.
• You treat each ticket as an opportunity to enhance the overall product experience.
• Maybe you’ve mentored junior QA team members or brought insights from user interviews right into your testing.

Compensation

Your impact deserves recognition. That’s why the annual salary for this remote QA Engineer position is $115,000. You’ll be rewarded for driving excellence and championing user-focused solutions.

Let’s Build Something Purposeful Together

Ready to help teams deliver products people actually love? If you’re passionate about driving real change, collaborating across North Carolina’s tech landscape, and raising the bar for software quality from wherever you are, this is your invitation. Let’s build something purposeful together—bring your insight, your curiosity, and your drive for excellence.

Remote opportunity with global reach — applications are welcome from candidates in any country.