Manual QA Tester

• Execute test cases strictly in accordance with documented test runbooks
• Perform cross-browser UI testing to validate layout, functionality, and boundary conditions across supported browsers and devices
• Validate client-side form field rules, including character-length limits, format/pattern validation, and required-field enforcement
• Verify UI state behavior driven by validation outcomes, including error banners and disabled action buttons
• Identify, capture, and log DOM-level screenshots and error states with clear, reproducible documentation
• Track and report test execution status and flag deviations from expected runbook outcomes
• Maintain organized records of screenshots, logs, and error traces for defect tracking and audit purposes
• Escalate boundary and edge-case UI failures to senior QA or development teams
• Collaborate with QA leads to refine and update test runbooks
• Execute structured walkthroughs across defined onboarding personas
• Document UI constraints, field limits, regex/pattern behavior, conditional states, error states, and decision points
• Consolidate findings into a structured frontend constraint dictionary and evidence set for downstream FSM validation
• Maintain traceability between observed behavior, persona, test step, and captured evidence

• Proven experience in manual QA testing, preferably in a frontend/UI-focused environment involving multi-field forms
• Ability to strictly follow and execute structured test runbooks
• Hands-on experience with cross-browser testing tools and techniques, such as BrowserStack and native browser developer tools
• Working knowledge of DOM structure and browser developer tools for inspecting and capturing error states
• Familiarity with client-side validation concepts, including field length limits, format/regex validation, and conditional UI states
• Strong attention to detail and disciplined documentation habits
• Basic understanding of UI/UX boundary conditions and how they manifest as defects
• Good written communication skills for clear, reproducible bug reporting
• Ability to produce structured evidence reviewable and reusable by senior QA/SDET resources
• Experience testing complex onboarding, registration, account-creation, or other multi-step workflows is preferred

• Work on projects that fit your schedule
• Access to diverse content types
• Structured learning and development opportunities
• Career paths that can lead to permanent roles
• Real-time assistance from the Community Experience team
• Possibility of full-time employment based on performance and project needs
• Flexible freelance work arrangements