Summary

A fast-growing Swiss fintech startup is reshaping the future of B2B payments and cash management by building an intelligent platform that centralizes business financial operations. Their mission is to empower business owners and financial professionals to manage accounts, invoices, and forecasts effortlessly—enhanced with AI and machine learning. They’re now looking for a talented and proactive QA Engineer to ensure top-quality standards across their product suite, from backend to mobile and web.

 

Location: Remote (Europe)
Salary: up to €65k/year

 

What You’ll Do

• Design and implement a robust QA strategy in collaboration with the CTO and CPO

• Develop and maintain automated UI/functional tests using Playwright

• Conduct manual tests, debug issues, and implement corrective actions

• Perform API testing using Postman

• Write and maintain unit and integration tests

• Participate in code reviews and ensure testing tasks are integrated in the development workflow

• Monitor the full software development lifecycle to identify and prevent quality issues

• Review system requirements, technical specs, and design documents to provide QA insights

• Collaborate with product and engineering teams to ensure optimal UX and usability across platforms (web, mobile, backend)

 

What We’re Looking For

• 4+ years of experience as a QA engineer in a product-driven environment

• Strong coding background with TypeScript/JavaScript (Node.js, SvelteKit, Svelte)

• Strong experience with automated testing frameworks, especially Playwright

• Experience designing and maintaining unit and integration tests

• Comfortable testing APIs with Postman

• Experience with mobile UI testing using Google Test Lab is a plus

• Familiarity with Swift and Dart is a bonus

• Confident using Git, GitHub, and CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions)

• Experience working in Unix-based systems

• Passion for UX and attention to polished user experience

• Strong communication skills in English

• Pragmatic, autonomous, and comfortable working in a startup environment