QA Engineer at Monks

Monks

Brazil ·1d ago

Mid LevelFull-timeJavaScriptPythonJavaRustAWSGCPAzureKubernetesDockerAgile

Salary Range

$28,560 - $38,640 /year

Estimated

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About the Role

We are looking for a Quality Assurance Engineer to join our team at Monks. You will be responsible for ensuring the reliability, performance, and security of our software products, designing and executing comprehensive test plans to help our development teams ship high-quality code.

Key Responsibilities

→Develop and implement robust test strategies and test cases for new and existing features.
→Design, write, and maintain automated test scripts (UI and API) to increase testing efficiency and coverage.
→Participate in Agile ceremonies to provide QA perspective from the start of the development cycle.
→Identify, document, and track software defects to resolution using bug-tracking tools like Jira.
→Communicate effectively with developers, product owners, and stakeholders to clarify requirements and report on software health.
→Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines to ensure continuous quality and rapid feedback loops.
→Perform thorough regression testing and root cause analysis when bugs are identified in production.
→Proactively suggest improvements to the development process to prevent defects before they occur.
→Demonstrate a detail-oriented mindset, professional curiosity, and a quality-first attitude.

Requirements

✓Proven experience in Software Quality Assurance (Manual and Automated testing).
✓English proficiency is mandatory.
✓Proficiency in at least one programming language (e.g., Java, Python, or JavaScript) for automation purposes.
✓Hands-on experience with automation tools such as Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, or Appium.
✓Experience testing RESTful APIs using tools like Postman, SoapUI, or RestAssured.
✓Basic to intermediate knowledge of SQL for data validation and backend testing.
✓Proficiency in Git and/or BitBucket.
✓Excellent skills in writing clear, concise, and comprehensive test plans and bug reports.