Software Tester (student)

Zagreb

WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR

We are looking for a detail-oriented software tester to make sure the products we deploy are fully functional and error-free.

Infinum’s QA team is key in making sure our products work like a charm, benefitting our clients and end users alike. Made up of 40+ unique professionals so passionate about detecting imperfections that people think twice before inviting them for dinner, the team works closely with developers, project managers, designers, clients, and is an integral part of our software development process. With our experienced testers as your mentors, you’ll receive all the training and answers you need to become independent quickly.

Our QA specialists have the opportunity to work on diverse projects for world-renowned clients in various industries – finance, healthcare, automotive, lighting, and many others. With over 250 physical devices at their disposal and well-established processes in place, they test web apps, mobile apps, IoT systems, or any other innovative solution built by our production teams.

Other than meticulousness and a can-do attitude, software testers at Infinum employ tools like Testrail, Figma, Postman, Selenium, BrowserStack, GitHub, and Proxyman.

Qualifications & expectations

a student with a strong interest in IT, technology, and software development, able to work a minimum of 30 hours a week
being able to work on-site from our Zagreb office
willingness to learn – you won’t have to become a developer, designer, or project manager, but you will have to learn and understand all aspects of the software development process to do your job well
attention to detail – the devil’s in the details, and you need to catch what others might overlook
communication skills – a large part of your work will involve direct communication with clients and colleagues, so you should excel at being clear and concise
fluency in English
no prior professional experience is required, but could be considered a plus

Bonus points

experience in software testing
experience in agile methodologies such as Scrum and Kanban
experience in coding and software development of any kind
experience in test case management using Testrail, Xray or similar tools
experience in using Selenium, Appium or other test automation tools
experience in using Postman or other API testing tools
experience in UI or UX design

Your responsibilities

testing software produced by Infinum with an emphasis on functional requirements and the user experience
writing simple test cases and test checklists
learning and using testing tools like TestRail or Postman
developing and maintaining test documentation
communicating and proactively cooperating with project members on requirements, issues, and improvements
driving and improving quality-related processes
sharing your knowledge and keeping up-to-date with existing and upcoming technologies

FAQ

What kind of tasks will I be doing?

You’ll be responsible for writing test cases, manually executing tests, and reporting bugs. Your focus will be on identifying functional issues, UI/UX inconsistencies, broken links and buttons, compatibility issues between browsers and devices, content errors, crashes, and more. Since bug reporting is a key part of the role, you’ll need to keep track of found issues and communicate findings clearly.

Who will I be working with?

You will closely collaborate with designers, developers, project managers, and other stakeholders. Clear communication with different teams is key, as your role plays a crucial part in ensuring product quality.

Will I be doing automated testing in this role?

No, this position focuses on manual testing. You’ll be testing applications manually, exploring different scenarios, writing test cases, and reporting bugs. If you’re primarily interested in automation, this might not be the best fit.

Want to learn more about QA?

Check out our detailed QA Handbook to learn more about your job role, working on projects, tools we use, and more.

Tools
we use

Slack

We use Slack for work and fun. It’s our go-to tool for maintaining sanity both in the office and remotely.

Handbook

The go-to place for practices used within the team and the company.

TestRail

We use TestRail to formalize our work into test cases, suites, and executions. It’s great for running regression tests.

Selenium

Our weapon of choice for writing functional UI tests. Our language of choice is Python.

Postman

It’s not all about the UI. We use Postman to test our APIs and even monitor their health in production.

Proxyman

Sometimes we want to eavesdrop on the discussion between the app and the API. That’s when Proxyman comes in handy.

Browserstack

We have a lot of browsers and test devices at our disposal, but not all of them. Browserstack helps fill that void.

Firebase & Crashlytics

Whenever we want to monitor app health in production or understand how the app is actually used, we often turn to Firebase and its accompanying tools.

GitHub

All of our work is on GitHub. Everything goes through pull requests and code reviews with your future team members.

CircleCI

We use CircleCI for running automated tests without any need for our intervention.

What do we offer?

Feedback and feedforward

Honest communication fuels growth. In our 1 on 1 sessions, 360 reviews, and career progression meetings, we discuss what is great and what could be improved.

Additional equipment budget

A little extra to supplement your standard work equipment. Pick a latest-model mobile phone, tablet, e-book reader, or a pair of earphones you’ve been dreaming about. Mix & match, why not.