Job Overview

Our QA Testing Specialists are the ultimate “quality champion” — part detective, part strategist, and part user advocate.

They don’t just test software… they help build it better from the start. Working side-by-side with product managers, developers, and designers, they dig into requirements, spot potential risks early, and shape smart testing strategies before a single bug sneaks through.

From crafting test plans to putting features through their paces, they’re constantly asking: “Does this actually work the way a real user expects?” When something’s off, they track it down, document it clearly, and team up with developers to get it fixed fast. In short: they’re the reason things don’t break, users stay happy, and releases go out with confidence.

What We Need You to Do

• Leverage AI-assisted tools to analyze project requirements and generate initial test cases and scenarios, followed by validation, refinement, and alignment with business and functional expectations.
• In collaboration with members of the project team, identify potential risks and cases to incorporate into test strategies.
• Work closely with development team members, project managers, and stakeholders to understand requirements.
• Execute test cases according to the test plan, documenting results and identifying defects.
• Report bugs and issues accurately, including detailed descriptions and steps to reproduce and communicate testing progress with project team members.
• Track and prioritize identified defects, ensuring timely resolution and retesting.
• Collaborate with developers to understand the root cause of issues and provide necessary feedback.
• Perform functional, regression, performance, and usability testing as needed.
• Promote the organization’s ability to create and positively manage change.
• Facilitate and foster creativity and positive team dynamics.
• Other responsibilities and/or duties as assigned to meet the needs and/or goals of the department.

You’ll Also Need

• A minimum of a high school diploma and ability to learn fast and think critically
• Strong technical fluency and advanced computer skills — you’re comfortable navigating systems, tools, and environments
• A solid understanding and curiosity of how technology works — not just using it, but grasping how systems connect and behave
• A sharp eye for detail — you see patterns, inconsistencies, and risks before they become problems
• The instinct to look beyond the obvious — asking deeper questions and uncovering root causes, not just surface issues
• Clear, effective listening and communication skills
• The ability to work both independently and collaboratively
• Must be self-motivated, persistent, and have the ability to prioritize workloads
• A working understanding of business processes and operational workflows

A Day in the Life

• Energize your day with coffee, tea, juice, or soda. It’s all on the house!
• Walk through our Talladega Tunnel or take a ride down the slide to grab a bite from our snack bar
• Enjoy a lakeside lunch on our patio or grill some food in our outdoor kitchen
• Take a break while practicing your golf skills in one of our virtual golf simulators. If golf isn’t your thing, play a game of pool, shuffleboard, or foosball!