Remote position
Manual Quality Assurance Engineer, SIMBA Team - Vilnius, Lithuania
at Speechify
Real Remote Score
37/100
Weak
- Comp
- 0/25
- Location
- 4/25
- Source
- 10/15
- Clarity
- 3/15
- Freshness
- 20/20
Why this score? ▾
- Compensation — No salary disclosed 0/25
- Location — Specific city or narrow scope 4/25
- Source — Remote-first job board 10/15
- Role clarity — Neither seniority nor stack in title 3/15
- Freshness — Posted today 20/20
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About this role
We are looking for a strong QA engineer to help us change the way people read with our exponential growth. This is a full-time remote role and can be based anywhere globally.
Requirements
- Develop and execute detailed manual test plans and test cases for the SIMBA Team, ensuring strong functional coverage across core user flows and edge cases.
- Perform hands-on manual testing across browsers and devices to validate new features, bug fixes, and releases.
- Collaborate closely with engineers and product teams to identify, reproduce, isolate, and document defects, providing clear steps, expected vs. actual results, and supporting evidence.
- Maintain clear and organized QA documentation, including test cases, regression suites, test reports, and release validation summaries.
- Partner with Product, Engineering, and Customer Support to ensure issues are triaged correctly and prioritized based on user impact.
- Participate in Agile workflows including daily standups, sprint planning, grooming, and retrospectives, ensuring QA is embedded throughout the development lifecycle.
- Execute regression testing and release validation to ensure product quality and stability prior to launch.
- Continuously identify ways to improve manual QA processes, test coverage, and communication between teams.
Benefits
- Competitive base + commission
- Equity
- Benefits
Originally posted on Himalayas
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