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Abstra is a fast-growing, nearshore tech Talent services company providing top Latin American tech talent to U.S. companies. This role focuses on testing Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM with automated and manual testing, using Playwright and AI-assisted tools to accelerate delivery.
You will work within an Agile Scrum team to ensure quality across forms, reports, dashboards, and workflows. The position is 100% remote with hours aligned to US Central/ Eastern Time.
As a Software Quality Analyst, you will be working in a high-energy team, supporting the quality delivery of our Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM. Passion for all aspects of software development is critical. We are building teams that are empowered to solve business needs by having a rapid development and deployment pipeline with a focus on automation and releasing software. We leverage modern test automation practices, including Playwright, and AI-assisted development tools to improve quality, accelerate delivery, and support continuous learning across the team. In this role you will create scenarios, write and execute automated tests, and log defects based on user stories as the team customizes CRM forms, fields, views, reports and dashboards, develops validations and workflows, and integrates with other enterprise systems. As a Scrum team member, you will be assisting the team with delivering solutions that adhere to the software architecture strategy, coding standards, and established organizational policies and procedures.
Location: 100% remote. Working hours are based on the US Central / Eastern Time Zone.
Abstra is a fast-growing, nearshore tech Talent services company, providing top Latin American tech talent to U.S. companies and beyond. Founded by U.S.-bred engineers with over 15 years of experience, Abstra specializes in sourcing skilled professionals across a wide range of technologies to meet our clients' needs, driving innovation and efficiency.
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