Mid+ QA Engineer

Execute functional, regression, and performance testing to ensure product quality.

Identify, document, and track software defects using issue-tracking tools.

Collaborate with development teams to understand features and bugs for thorough test coverage.

Conduct tests before product launches to ensure smooth operations and reliability.

Analyze test results and work with developers for defect resolution and process improvement.

Use industry-standard tools and methodologies, such as Datadog and SQL, to drive quality assurance efforts.

The team is looking for a QA Engineer, where you will play a vital role in ensuring the reliability, usability, and performance of our products.

This position involves designing and executing comprehensive tests, conducting pre-launch assessments, and collaborating closely with our development team to identify and resolve defects.

You will be responsible for maintaining high-quality standards through the use of SQL and Datadog Continuous Testing, while also participating in Agile/SCRUM meetings to drive quality assurance efforts.

The role uniquely blends hybrid office/remote work, requiring a presence in our Medellin office, enhancing both independent and team-driven tasks to deliver dependable and excellent services across the organization.

Global Technology Services is a rapidly expanding organization situated in Medell\u00EDn, Colombia. We pride ourselves on possessing one of the most influential networks within software development and IT services for the entertainment, financial, and logistics sectors. Our corporate projections offer a multitude of opportunities for professionals to elevate their careers and experience substantial growth. Joining our team means engaging with expansive engineering teams across Latin America, Philippines and the United States, contributing to cutting-edge developments in multiple industries.

Currently, we are seeking a Mid+ QA Engineer to join our team. Here are the challenges that our next warrior will face and the requirements we look for: