Overview
Quality Assurance Tester Jobs in Haifa, Haifa District, Israel at EasyDo
Title: Quality Assurance Tester
Company: EasyDo
Location: Haifa, Haifa District, Israel
EasyDo is a fast-growing B2B SaaS company providing an automated Fill & Sign platform that also supports HR and organizational processes. The product is used by thousands of businesses, including leading enterprise organizations.
We are looking for a hands-on QA professional to take ownership of product quality. The role focuses primarily on QA, with additional involvement in Tier 2 technical support for deeper investigation of production issues and close alignment between the product and real customer use cases.
- Qualifications
- Perform manual QA testing, including sanity and regression tests
- Test new features end-to-end according to product specifications
- Build, maintain, and expand automated QA tests
- Work closely with R&D and Product teams on quality and stability
- Investigate, reproduce, and document complex production issues
- Work with REST APIs, Webhooks, and testing tools
- Participate in Tier 2 support cases to analyze root causes
- Provide technical input and guidance to Customer Success teams
- Document test cases, issues, and processes clearly and consistently
Requirements
- Hands-on QA background in a SaaS B2B environment
- Experience building QA automation tests
- Experience working with REST APIs and tools such as Postman or Insomnia
- Experience testing Webhooks
- Familiarity with GitHub and automated testing frameworks is, advantage for Cypress
- Basic knowledge of JavaScript
- Experience testing Android applications
- Advantage for experience with CRM systems and HR platforms
- Strong organizational skills and ability to work independently
- Analytical thinking and strong problem-solving skills
This role is primarily focused on QA ownership within a production SaaS environment. Tier 2 support involvement is part of the role to improve product quality through real-world insights, not as a customer-facing support position.
