Entry-Level QA Intern – Manual Software Testing

An established, fast-growing software product company (serving finance, healthcare, and e-commerce clients nationwide) believes reliable code is non-negotiable. The QA group partners with engineering, product, and UX to protect end-user trust—every release, every sprint.

What You Will Do  

- Execute exploratory and regression test cases across web and mobile applications.  

- Identify, isolate, and clearly record defects with steps to reproduce, screenshots, and logs.  

- Verify bug fixes in continuous deployment pipelines and update ticket status promptly.  

- Maintain organized, up-to-date test suites and run reports that pinpoint risk areas.  

- Pair with senior QA engineers to design new test charters, data sets, and edge scenarios.  

- Participate in daily stand-ups and sprint retrospectives—your voice counts.  

- Research emerging testing tools, propose improvements, and document lessons learned.  

- Champion the end user; escalate usability concerns before they reach production.

Required Qualifications  

- Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related STEM field completed within the last two years.  

- Solid grasp of software development life cycle and agile ceremonies.  

- Coursework or project experience performing manual testing on web or mobile apps.  

- Fluent with issue-tracking software (JIRA, Azure DevOps, or similar).  

- Meticulous attention to detail; you notice the pixel that’s one shade off.  

- Clear, concise written communication—bug reports read like mini stories.  

- Analytical mindset; you ask “what else could break if we change this?”  

- Authorization to work in the United States.

Bonus Skills (Nice to Have, Not Deal-Breakers)  

- Familiarity with SQL for basic data validation.  

- Exposure to API clients such as Postman or Insomnia.  

- Basic scripting in Python, JavaScript, or Bash.  

- Experience with accessibility testing or WCAG guidelines.  

- ISTQB Foundation certification or similar coursework.

Why This Internship Stands Out  

You will test production-level systems used by millions, not just classroom prototypes. Seasoned mentors invest in your growth, guiding you toward automation and performance testing paths. Flexible remote schedule options let you contribute from any US time zone while staying connected through daily video huddles, Slack channels, and virtual bug-bash competitions…fun, fast, and intensely educational!

Ready to turn curiosity into quality? Apply now and ship defect-free software with us.