Entry Level Software Tester

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7 months ago
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Our client, a rapidly growing tech firm, is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Entry-Level Software Tester to join their Quality Assurance (QA) team. This is a fantastic opportunity for recent graduates or those looking to transition into tech to gain hands-on experience, receive structured training, and develop into a skilled QA professional.

What You’ll Do:

  • Execute manual and automated tests to ensure software meets performance and quality standards

  • Identify, document, and report bugs, errors, and usability issues

  • Collaborate with developers and QA team members to troubleshoot and resolve defects

  • Develop and maintain test plans, test cases, and QA documentation

  • Contribute to improving testing tools, processes, and best practices

    What We’re Looking For:

  • A genuine interest in software testing, QA, or technology in general

  • Excellent attention to detail and logical problem-solving skills

  • Clear, confident communication skills—both written and verbal

  • A collaborative mindset with curiosity and initiative

  • Basic knowledge of software development or testing (advantageous, but not required)

    What You’ll Gain:

  • Structured training in software testing principles, tools, and methodologies

  • Exposure to Agile environments, automation tools, and CI/CD pipelines

  • Real-world experience working on live projects from day one

  • Mentorship and a clear pathway into advanced QA or automation roles

  • Hybrid working options, an inclusive culture, and a supportive team dedicated to your growth

    Apply now and take the first step toward becoming a future software testing expert

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