Quality Assurance Engineer

Writesonic, Inc.

India

On-site

INR 600,000 - 900,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Work directly with founders and senior engineers

Remote-first with async collaboration

No bureaucracy, no endless meetings

Job summary

A leading AI technology company in India is seeking a QA Engineer who excels at identifying issues and ensuring every detail is perfect. This role primarily involves manual testing, with a focus on user experience across web and mobile platforms. The ideal candidate has strong documentation skills and a passion for delivering high-quality products. Join a fast-paced startup where your contributions will be recognized and implemented swiftly.

Qualifications

2-4 years of QA experience at a fast-moving startup.
Experience with design QA comparing implementations to mockups.
Ability to write clear, reproducible bug reports with proper severity.

Responsibilities

Conduct manual testing across web app and Chrome extension.
Create detailed bug reports with screenshots and reproduction steps.
Perform exploratory testing to find edge cases.

Skills

Attention to detail

User-focused testing

Documentation skills

Cross-browser testing

Tools

JIRA

Postman

Figma

Job description

About Writesonic

AI search just hit 800M weekly users. If your brand isn't visible there, you're invisible to buyers.

Writesonic is the most advanced AI SEO and GEO platform, helping brands track and dominate visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI. We ship fast, iterate constantly, and obsess over quality.

The Role

We're hiring a QA Engineer who catches bugs others miss. You think like a user, break things creatively, and document issues so clearly that developers love you.

This is 80% manual testing, 20% automation. You'll test across web and our Chrome extension, ensuring every pixel is perfect and every flow works flawlessly. This isn't a corporate QA role with endless test plans. You ship daily, find real issues, and directly impact what hundreds of thousands of users experience.

Your Day

Test new features by thinking of 20 ways users might break them
Spot misaligned buttons, wrong fonts, broken responsive layouts
Write bug tickets so detailed that devs fix them in one shot
Compare designs in Figma to implementation and catch every difference
Test across 5 browsers, 3 mobile devices, different screen sizes
Jump between testing our AI agents, SEO tools, and billing flows
Collaborate directly with developers on Slack to verify fixes

What You'll Own

Manual testing across our entire platform (web app, Chrome extension)
Creating detailed bug reports with screenshots, videos, and reproduction steps
Design QA: ensuring pixel-perfect implementation from Figma to production
Cross-browser and responsive testing across all devices
Exploratory testing to find edge cases others won't think of
Building test scenarios based on real user behavior
Regression testing for critical user paths before each release
Working directly with developers to reproduce and verify fixes

You're Perfect If You

Must Haves:

2-4 years of QA experience at a fast-moving startup
Obsessive attention to detail (you notice when text is 14px instead of 15px)
Experience with design QA and comparing implementations to mockups
Ability to write clear, reproducible bug reports with proper severity
Comfortable testing across web, mobile web, and browser extensions
Experience with bug tracking tools (JIRA, Linear, etc.)
Strong written communication and documentation skills

Technical Skills:

Browser DevTools for debugging
Basic understanding of HTML/CSS to identify issues
Screen recording tools (Loom, CloudApp)
Figma or similar for design comparison
Basic API testing with Postman
Mobile testing on actual devices

What Makes You Different

You're not just checking boxes on test cases. You actually use products like a real user would. You try weird things. You notice when shadows are wrong, when animations feel off, when error messages don't make sense.

You understand that at a startup, perfect documentation matters less than finding critical bugs fast. You can context-switch between testing an AI chat interface and a billing page without missing a beat.

What We Offer