Junior QA Engineer

As a Junior QA Engineer at Softeta, you will conduct thorough testing of web applications, develop test cases and plans based on business requirements, and report bugs and issues with proper documentation. You'll also execute test cases, compare results with expected outcomes, and collaborate with the development team to continuously improve the QA process.

To become a Junior QA Engineer at Softeta, candidates should have 1+ years of experience in QA testing, a strong understanding of testing methodologies and the software development lifecycle, and familiarity with API testing tools such as Postman. Basic knowledge of test automation tools is an added advantage.

As a Junior QA Engineer at Softeta, you will work with technologies like Postman for API testing, Graylog for log management, and Azure DevOps for collaboration and CI/CD processes, playing a crucial role in the quality assurance of our projects.

Softeta offers a range of benefits to Junior QA Engineers, including a flexible working environment, health insurance, a training budget for professional development, and a competitive salary ranging from 2000 EUR to 2900 EUR monthly before taxes. You will also enjoy a diverse range of technically challenging projects.

At Softeta, the working environment for a Junior QA Engineer is dynamic and collaborative with a flexible schedule and an Agile/SCRUM methodology. You will have the opportunity to work remotely or in a hybrid model, allowing for a better work-life balance.

When answering this question, outline your familiarity with various testing methodologies such as functional testing, regression testing, and exploratory testing. Mention specific projects where you applied these methodologies, emphasizing how they contributed to ensuring software quality.

To answer this question effectively, discuss your approach to prioritizing testing tasks based on factors like risk assessment, stakeholder input, and the impact on end-users. Provide an example of a time when you successfully managed competing priorities.

Highlight any experience you have with tools like Postman and Swagger, explaining how you have used them to test APIs, create test cases, and validate responses. Discuss how these tools have helped you identify issues early in the development process.

When asked this question, share your process for documenting bugs, including details such as reproduction steps, expected vs. actual results, and severity levels. Emphasize the importance of clear and concise documentation for effective communication with the development team.

Discuss your strategy for handling blocking issues, which may involve escalating the problem to the relevant developers, gathering detailed information about the issue, and suggesting potential workarounds. Share an example showcasing your problem-solving skills.

Explain your process for creating test cases, focusing on your ability to interpret requirements accurately and cover edge cases. Discuss how collaboration with stakeholders and developers aids in creating thorough test plans.

Show your understanding of the QA engineer's role, emphasizing how it encompasses not just finding bugs but ensuring quality through the entire lifecycle. Mention collaboration with development and product teams as essential to success.

Outline your familiarity with version control systems such as Git. Explain how using version control helps in managing testing versions and collaborating with developers effectively.

Talk about your approach to receiving feedback, showcasing your willingness to learn and improve. Highlight the importance of constructive communication in a teamwork environment, and provide an example of how feedback led to a positive outcome.

This question is an opportunity to express your motivations. Focus on your interest in contributing to innovative projects, your passion for ensuring quality in software, and how Softeta’s commitment to professional development aligns with your career goals.