QA Engineer
Wonderschool7 hours ago
Responsibilities
- Own the testing strategy, risk prioritization, quality standards, and release-readiness criteria across Wonderschool products.
- Build and maintain UI, API, regression, and smoke-test automation and use SQL to verify data integrity.
- Use AI tools to generate test cases, maintain automation, explore edge cases, debug issues, and evaluate AI-powered products.
- Test billing workflows including invoices, payments, refunds, calculations, reconciliation, failed transactions, retries, rounding, and duplicate charges.
- Lead government user acceptance testing, gather stakeholder requirements, explain issues, and coordinate fixes and acceptance documentation.
- Translate product and government acceptance criteria into test plans, test cases, and documented results.
- Collaborate with Engineering and Product teams to identify risks, prioritize defects, and verify fixes.
- Track escaped defects, recurring issues, test reliability, and release risks to improve quality processes and coverage.
Requirements
- Hands-on experience in QA or quality engineering with ownership from requirements through verified fixes.
- Strong technical skills in test automation, API testing, SQL, debugging, and modern software development practices.
- Experience using AI extensively in testing or related technical work and ability to demonstrate its impact.
- Experience working in Agile teams and participating in Scrum ceremonies.
- Strong attention to detail, investigation, prioritization, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
- Ability to work with engineers, product teams, and government stakeholders.
- Experience with government systems, billing or payments, childcare software, or government-facing UAT is especially valuable.
- Based in San Francisco or willing to relocate, with availability to work in the Rincon Hill office five to six days per week.
About Wonderschool
Wonderschool builds software and a marketplace that help in-home child care and preschool providers start, operate, and fill programs, and help families find care. It also offers government-facing tools to analyze supply, manage funding, and support local providers. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, this privately held company operates across the United States and earns revenue from software services, marketplace fees, and public-sector contracts.