Manual QA Engineer

Evaratus; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 550,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Evaratus in Bengaluru, India, is seeking a QA tester to perform manual testing of web applications, SaaS products, user interfaces, and end-to-end workflows, ensuring expected behaviour. You will design and execute test scenarios and regression checklists, document bugs with reproduction steps, and collaborate with developers and product teams to resolve issues and improve quality.

The role requires independent exploration, attention to edge cases, prioritization by impact, and the ability to

Responsibilities

• Perform manual testing of web applications, SaaS products, user interfaces, and end-to-end workflows.

Job description

Responsibilities:

• Perform manual testing of web applications, SaaS products, user interfaces, and end-to-end workflows.
• Conduct exploratory, functional, regression, and negative testing to identify functional bugs, edge cases, and workflow failures.
• Independently explore applications, understand expected behaviour, and identify issues beyond predefined test cases.
• Validate application workflows by comparing actual behaviour against expected requirements and reference applications.
• Create and execute test scenarios, test cases, test plans, and regression checklists.
• Identify, document, and report bugs with clear reproduction steps, expected versus actual results, severity, and supporting evidence.
• Retest reported defects, verify fixes, and perform regression testing before releases.
• Validate task instructions for clarity and completeness and ensure assigned tasks can be completed as intended.
• Test task graders to identify incorrect pass/fail evaluations, false positives, false negatives, and edge cases.
• Verify final application states against expected task outcomes.
• Collaborate with developers and product teams to investigate defects, clarify requirements, and improve application quality.
• Prioritise issues based on severity and business impact while managing multiple testing cycles and deadlines.