Senior QA Engineer: AI-Driven Testing & Mentorship

FSAStore.com; United States; On-site; USD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

401K with company match

Dependent Care, FSA & HSA

Flexible PTO

Wellness reimbursements

Professional development

Job summary

Health-E Commerce is seeking a Senior QA Engineer to drive quality across concurrent projects, combining hands-on manual and automated testing with process ownership. You will define criteria with product and engineering, design tests for web and mobile, and mentor others while leveraging AI-powered tools to boost coverage and efficiency.

The role emphasizes testing across APIs, UI, and end-to-end flows, plus reporting QA KPIs and improving processes in a remote-first environment with

Qualifications

• 7+ years of quality assurance experience.
• Strong understanding of QA methodologies and lifecycle.
• Experience with Agile software development.
• Experience writing test cases in BDD/Gherkin syntax.
• Hands-on with at least one test management tool.

Responsibilities

• Review requirements and define acceptance criteria with product and dev teams.
• Design and execute tests across web and mobile apps (API, UI, end-to-end).
• Write manual and automated tests; build and maintain test suites.
• Log defects and drive root-cause analysis to resolution.
• Mentor other QA engineers and improve QA processes.

Skills

QA methodologies

SDLC/STLC

Agile

BDD/Gherkin

Test case design

Mentoring

Tools

Jira/Xray

TestRail

Zephyr

Playwright

TypeScript

GitHub Actions

Jenkins

Job description

Health-E Commerce is seeking a Senior QA Engineer to drive quality across concurrent projects, combining hands-on manual and automated testing with process ownership. You will define criteria with product and engineering, design tests for web and mobile, and mentor others while leveraging AI-powered tools to boost coverage and efficiency.

The role emphasizes testing across APIs, UI, and end-to-end flows, plus reporting QA KPIs and improving processes in a remote-first environment with