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Quality Assurance Engineer - Remote Europe

Reedsy·London, England, United Kingdom·Remote·Full-time
Sourced listing · wttjSalary disclosed
Posted
23 August 2026
via wttj
Type
Full-time
Arrangement
Remote
United Kingdom
Deadline
23 September 2026
closes in 25d
compensation · disclosed
€40,000 — €50,000
source · wttj

Summary

the pitch

Join Reedsy, a platform dedicated to providing authors with the tools and resources they need to create beautiful books. As a Quality Assurance Engineer, you will work closely with the development and product teams to ensure our software meets high-quality standards. Your responsibilities will include manual testing, flagging visual elements for improvement, contributing to a consistent user experience, performing regression testing, writing and maintaining automated end-to-end testing, and triaging user-reported bugs. You should have 5+ years of professional experience in testing software, a good understanding of UI/UX design, and be fluent in English.

Role

posted by company

Join Reedsy, a platform dedicated to providing authors with the tools and resources they need to create beautiful books. As a Quality Assurance Engineer, you will work closely with the development and product teams to ensure our software meets high-quality standards. Your responsibilities will include manual testing, flagging visual elements for improvement, contributing to a consistent user experience, performing regression testing, writing and maintaining automated end-to-end testing, and triaging user-reported bugs. You should have 5+ years of professional experience in testing software, a good understanding of UI/UX design, and be fluent in English.

Key responsibilities

  • Manually test across different platforms and devices and validate new features.
  • Write and maintain automated end-to-end testing; and perform regression testing on existing features.
  • Triage user-reported bugs: capturing reproduction steps; writing failing tests; and communicating these issues with the development team.