AssetWatch, Inc.
Quality Assurance Engineer
About this role
AssetWatch, a predictive maintenance platform for global manufacturers, is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer to drive manual and automated testing of their cloud-based web and mobile applications. You'll work in a fast-paced startup environment using modern testing tools like TypeScript and Playwright to ensure product quality and reliability.
What you'll do
- Perform manual testing of features, enhancements, and bug fixes across web and mobile applications
- Design and execute comprehensive test plans, test cases, and exploratory testing sessions
- Develop and maintain automated test suites using TypeScript and Playwright for end-to-end testing
- Execute regression testing using both manual and automated approaches
- Expand test coverage across the application and identify quality gaps
- Collaborate with development and product teams to ensure product reliability and scalability
What they're looking for
- Manual testing and test case design
- TypeScript
- Playwright or similar automation frameworks
- Exploratory testing
- Regression testing
- Test plan development
- Web and mobile application testing
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
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AssetWatch, Inc.
AssetWatch builds industrial IoT condition monitoring solutions using vibration and temperature sensors to enable predictive maintenance and improve manufacturing uptime. The company is hiring firmware engineers, backend engineers, and condition monitoring specialists to develop embedded systems, data infrastructure, and analytics capabilities.
View all jobs at AssetWatch, Inc.Likely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with TypeScript and Playwright? Have you built end-to-end test automation from scratch?
- How do you approach designing test cases for a complex feature, and how do you balance manual versus automated testing?