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QA Engineer

Skills

About the Role

You will manually test new pod features and releases before they ship. You will write clear bug reports with reproduction steps, expected behavior, actual behavior, logs, screenshots, or other useful context. You will communicate with the right person on the team to help bugs get fixed, verified, and shipped to production. You will write automated tests for repeated checks, including end-to-end scripts and headless browser tests. Over time you will automate the repeated end-to-end checks that should run before every release.

Requirements

  • Experience in QA, software testing, release testing, or a similar role.
  • Strong manual testing skills, with the ability to create practical test cases, reproduce bugs, and document issues clearly.
  • Comfortable testing technical software such as APIs, CLIs, backend services, infrastructure, developer tools, or distributed systems.
  • Comfortable using command-line tools, reading logs, running scripts, and working in local or staging environments.
  • Some experience with automated testing, scripting, smoke tests, regression tests, or end-to-end tests.
  • Strong ownership of release quality: you keep testing until the behavior is actually understood.

Responsibilities

  • Manually test new pod features and releases before they ship.
  • Write clear bug reports with reproduction steps, expected behavior, actual behavior, logs, screenshots, or other useful context.
  • Communicate with the right person on the team to help bugs get fixed, verified, and shipped to production.
  • Write automated tests for repeated checks, including end-to-end scripts and headless browser tests.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation plus meaningful token/equity upside.
  • Real ownership of QA and release quality from day one.
  • A high-impact role in a small, ambitious engineering team.
  • The chance to work on technically challenging distributed systems and market infrastructure.
  • Occasional travel for team offsites and crypto industry events.