QA & Test Automation Internship

Openclaims; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 5,400 - 5,800; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Internship allowance €500 per month

Office in Amsterdam

Job summary

Openclaims in Amsterdam is seeking a hands-on QA internship student to help shape how our platform is tested and released. You will learn the codebase, review the test framework, and collaborate with developers to add automated tests and improve CI/CD practices.

You’ll be supervised by a QA Engineer, work with the development team daily, and gain real responsibility in a small Amsterdam-based team.

Qualifications

• Final-year HBO or WO student in Computer Science / Informatica, AI, Information Science, Physics, Mathematics or related field.
• Available for 5–6 months, 5 days per week.
• Some programming experience.
• Detail-oriented and quality-focused.
• Fluent in English.
• Living in the Netherlands.
• Experience with JavaScript or TypeScript is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Write automated test cases that cover the functionality of our platform.
• Maintain our existing test framework, and adjust and expand tests when features change or new ones are added.
• Monitor logs and errors, and dig into what went wrong.
• Work on DevOps projects such as our automated pipelines and internal testing tools.
• Help the development team streamline and manage releases.

Skills

Programming experience

English fluency

JavaScript/TypeScript

Education

Final-year HBO/WO student in CS/InfoSci/AI/Physics/Math

Job description

Handling car damage claims can be smarter. We prove it every day, as an Amsterdam scale-up of 20+ people, with software that genuinely helps insurers, fleet companies and automotive businesses move forward.

Our team is small and driven. We're curious, like working together and are always looking for the better way.

Are you the student who can't leave a bug alone until you know exactly why it happens? Then we're looking for you.

What you'll do

You won't be the intern who clicks through a test script someone else wrote. You'll be the one who decides how our platform gets tested, and who makes sure a release goes out without surprises.

In your first weeks you get to know our platform, our existing test framework and the way our developers build and ship. You sit with the development team, read the code and run the tests yourself. After that you take ownership: you add new automated tests, fix the ones that break and pick up DevOps improvements on your own. You're supervised by our QA Engineer and work daily with our developers.

What you'll actually do:

• Write automated test cases that cover the functionality of our platform
• Maintain our existing test framework, and adjust and expand tests when features change or new ones are added
• Monitor logs and errors, and dig into what went wrong
• Work on DevOps projects such as our automated pipelines and internal testing tools
• Help the development team streamline and manage releases

Who we're looking for

You get energy from finding the weak spot in something that looks finished. You like building things that make other people's work more reliable, and you want to learn how software is tested and shipped in a real product team, not just in a course.

You are:

• A final-year HBO or WO student in Computer Science / Informatica, AI, Information Science, Physics, Mathematics or a related field (your study area matters less than whether you can write code)
• Available for 5–6 months, 5 days per week
• Someone with programming experience
• Detail-oriented and critical when it comes to quality
• Fluent in English
• Living in the Netherlands
• Experience with JavaScript or TypeScript is a plus, but not a requirement.

What we offer

• A real internship with your own responsibility, not making coffee
• An internship allowance of €500 per month
• Supervision by a QA Engineer and direct access to the people who make the decisions
• Graduation research possible
• A small team at our office in Amsterdam