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Digital Forms is building a new module for a US client in a regulated domain. You’ll own QA end‑to‑end from day one, writing test cases, shaping the strategy, and collaborating with an international team including Polish developers and English client communications.
The role is 100% remote, full‑time, with tests across AWS‑based environments, web portals, and CI/CD pipelines. If you value hands‑on testing, clear requirements, and fast feedback loops, this is for you.
At Digital Forms we help mid‑sized service businesses go through digital transformation — part consulting, part building the software ourselves. And when you build the software yourself, quality isn't a checkbox at the end. It's where the whole promise gets kept or broken. We're kicking off a new module of a platform we've already built for an existing client from the USA, operating in a regulated domain. Design work (UX/UI and architecture) starts now, and development follows right after — which means we want a QA Engineer in the room from the very beginning, not called in once the bugs start piling up. The good news: requirements are already defined. You won't spend your first month guessing what to test. You can get hands‑on from day one — shaping the test strategy, writing test cases, and owning the QA scope end-to‑end as the module takes shape around you. It's a hands‑on role in an international setup: the team is mostly Polish, the client is American, and all project documentation, specifications, and bug reports are in English — with regular meetings with the client team. The engagement: full-time. Around 60% of your time will go to the new module — that project runs from mid-July to 10 November — with the rest supporting other projects across our portfolio. And if the collaboration works well, we're open to continuing beyond November.
What you’ll be doing
Own quality end‑to‑end on a brand‑new module for a US client in a regulated domain — hands‑on, in the room from the first sprint, with requirements ready and waiting for you.
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