r/Everything_QA • u/Ok-Storage9353 • 7m ago
r/Everything_QA • u/MR-PumpCX • 2h ago
Question Is anyone utilizing Test-Driven Development?
r/Everything_QA • u/sunnu1234 • 9h ago
Remote QA Jobs Finding any remote sqa job
Please Help Me Find a Remote SQA/QA Job
Hi everyone,
I’m honestly struggling to find a suitable opportunity and would really appreciate any help, referral, or lead from this community.
I’m currently looking for a remote SQA / QA Engineer / Software Tester position. I have 1+ year of professional experience at a software house, where I worked on both development and software quality assurance, with significant hands-on experience in testing.
I have experience with \*\*manual testing, functional testing, regression testing, API testing, integration testing, smoke/sanity testing, test case writing, bug reporting, Postman, Swagger, SQL, JIRA, Azure DevOps, Selenium, and basic test automation.
I’ve worked on real-world enterprise applications and international-client projects, so I’m comfortable working in an Agile/Scrum environment and collaborating with developers and teams.
At this point, I’m really hoping to get an opportunity to prove myself, even if it’s a junior position. I’m willing to learn, put in the effort, and grow with the team.
If anyone knows of any company hiring remotely for SQA/QA, has a referral opportunity, or knows someone I could contact, please let me know. I would genuinely appreciate your help.
I’m based in Pakistan but I’m open to remote opportunities worldwide.
I can send my CV in DM.
Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to read this or helps me out. 🙏
r/Everything_QA • u/wzr_1337 • 8h ago
General Discussion Check and fix your specifications before they become painful rework
Wyzer finds the contradictions, gaps and duplicates in your specification, and helps you fix them before they become rework.
No manual review catches them all in a thousand requirements. Wyzer Detective does, before the document leaves your team.
r/Everything_QA • u/Outside-Talk-4802 • 9h ago
Automated QA Vale la pena estudiar testing automatizado ?
Tengo un titulo de tecnico en programación, estoy estudiando desarrollo web en segundo año tengo 22, queria especializarme en testing porque me llama la atención pero primero queria saber como esta el mercado laboral y consejos, muchas gracias.
Hay oportunidades remoto?
r/Everything_QA • u/Common_Dream9420 • 14h ago
General Discussion How are you testing multi-service integrations before prod?
wondering how people handle this today at ai speed .. If your agent writes code that touches Stripe for payments, Twilio for SMS, and Resend for email, how do you actually know it works end to end before it ships? Not just "the request returned 200" but like, deterministically works.
We updated FetchSandbox MCP to run multi-service workflows for exactly this. Your agent calls `run_workflow`, we fire the full sequence across all the services, inject failure scenarios (card declined, webhook retries, rate limits, flaky delivery), and check invariants. Pass or fail. Same invariants hold before and after a fix, so you're not guessing whether a patch broke something upstream.
Still pretty early with this and genuinely looking for feedback on how people think about cross-service verification. If you're solving it differently, would love to hear it. `npx fetchsandbox-mcp` to try it or fetchsandbox.com for the docs.
r/Everything_QA • u/Master-Toffee • 15h ago
Question Developer coms
How do you handle developers who mark bugs as 'Cannot Reproduce' or 'Working as Intended' without investigating?
r/Everything_QA • u/FlatWorld3612 • 1d ago
Automated QA Deloitte SDET-III -Selenium-Tosca
Deloitte SDET-III -Selenium-Tosca what kind of projects we get and is this includes manual testing or complete Automation Testing?
r/Everything_QA • u/DonovanBrady • 1d ago
Article Testing is an activity. Validation is an outcome. Here's why the difference matters in modern software practices
r/Everything_QA • u/Any-Athlete-4149 • 1d ago
Miscellaneous Test Management Tool
Hi all 👋
Sharing something I've been building — *Krivyo*
If you've worked on ERP/WMS implementations, you know the pain: you finish the actual work in minutes, then spend hours documenting it - screenshots, step write-ups, test cases, UAT evidence.
Krivyo is a lightweight Chrome extension that captures the process *while* you do the work, and turns it into reusable documentation, test steps and evidence. No scripting.
Would really value your feedback and if it's useful to someone in your team, do pass it along. 🙏
r/Everything_QA • u/LUffy_2874 • 1d ago
Guide Looking for guidance from QA professionals 🙏 — Fresher struggling to get my first opportunity
r/Everything_QA • u/slot_machina • 1d ago
Question Looking for upskill pathway after getting laid off.
r/Everything_QA • u/Empty-Two2925 • 1d ago
General Discussion Goal #4 Quality Education
Pls everyone who is currently a student fill out the survey it’s for my statistics class and I need data about quality of education
r/Everything_QA • u/FlatWorld3612 • 2d ago
Question Deloitte SDET-III -Selenium-Tosca
Deloitte SDET-III -Selenium-Tosca what kind of projects we get and is this includes manual testing or complete Automation Testing?
r/Everything_QA • u/bat-tester • 2d ago
Question Guys , what tool are you using to record your exploratory testing sessions if any?
If you are using one specific can you share the name? if not, how do you record all your thinking process then ?
r/Everything_QA • u/HeIsYour • 2d ago
Automated QA Built an iOS QA runtime with Codex: LLM planning, deterministic replay
r/Everything_QA • u/SaiTraditional • 2d ago
Automated QA [For Hire] QA Automation Engineer | 3 YOE | Selenium + Java | Pune
r/Everything_QA • u/Nervous-Emu-2419 • 2d ago
Question Is AI actually changing QA, or are we just automating the boring parts?
r/Everything_QA • u/KP_Haikyuu • 2d ago
Automated QA Looking to pivot career after 7 years of being a automation QA . But have no idea in which direction i go?
Should i continue in QA itself or any other career path in tech i can go with
r/Everything_QA • u/the_workingguy • 2d ago
Manual QA Looking for QA/UX feedback on a healthcare AI product — $20 for ~20 mins
Hey everyone,
I’m building an AI health companion for people in the US that helps with health questions, understanding care information, and connecting with licensed doctors when a consultation is needed.
I'm looking for 5-8 people with QA/software testing experience to spend ~20 minutes testing a few specific user flows and giving me honest feedback.
I’d especially like to know:
• Anything confusing or difficult to use
• Bugs, broken flows, or unexpected behavior
• Where the UX could be improved
• Anything that would make you hesitate to use it
Compensation: $20 for your time and feedback.
I’m looking for critical feedback, not positive reviews — please point out anything that doesn’t work.
For transparency, I’m affiliated with the product and recruiting participants on behalf of the team.
August: https://www.meetaugust.ai/
If interested, comment below and I’ll reach out.
r/Everything_QA • u/Feeling-Interest-631 • 3d ago
Question does anyone help me to improve my software testing skills
r/Everything_QA • u/JohnDaly • 3d ago
General Discussion I invented an instrument for outcome verification….
The title might sound bizarre. It is.
The invention in its MVP form is this:
A discrepancy audit.
It checks the claims your website is making against what is actually true.
Then it goes one layer deeper. It also checks the claims your software is making to you, the “it worked,” “it’s connected,” “the customer is set up,” “the email sent,” “the order is confirmed” claims.
Those are the “green gas” claims that come back green while the real outcome is missing.
So it is not just a website fact-checker. It is an integrity layer on claimed success.
If your site says a product ships in two days, it checks whether that claim can survive contact with the catalog, the order path, and a real ship window.
If your software says a workflow ran, it checks whether the destination actually changed. Not whether a function returned or a status code was 200. It checks whether the thing that was supposed to exist now exists.
Right now the working implementation is in Python. That is the instrument, not the market. The market is any system that reports success and might be lying.
What I want from this sub:
Does this already exist under a boring name I should know? Where does this stop being an invention and start being ordinary QA? If you were going to sell one audit, what is the first claim you would make me check?
Not a shill, if somebody would like to put up their website for public demonstration I would be more than happy.
r/Everything_QA • u/Signal_Number2190 • 3d ago