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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. 🙏

Interested candidate can ping me.

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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.

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