<p>At Maxcode, we&rsquo;re looking for a bright, dynamic, and committed person to join our testing&nbsp;team. If you&rsquo;re comfortable being actively involved in a project, sharing and debating your ideas, and constantly interested in learning and improving your skills, then we&rsquo;d love to get in touch.</p>

<p><strong>Quality Assurance in our projects</strong></p>

<ul>
	<li>Our QA engineers are involved in every step of a project&rsquo;s development. From the proposal phase, story implementation, clarifying issues with the client and to the project release and discussing future plans for it, all of them are important steps where their involvement is lifesaving sometimes.</li>
	<li>We enjoy organizing what we call &ldquo;QA meetings&rdquo;, where we share our knowledge and the progress within the projects we work with.</li>
	<li>We also dedicate time to automation testing to make testing on a project more efficient and to cover up important use-cases when we do regression testing before a project or a complex functionality release.</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Perks of working at Maxcode</strong></p>

<ul>
	<li>You&rsquo;ll be able to learn from other smart people who have the same interest as you do: create quality software products</li>
	<li>You&rsquo;ll enjoy working in tight-knit Scrum teams, focused on delivering quality work at the end of each sprint.</li>
	<li>You won&rsquo;t be doing systematic overtime. If your team is running late on a project, we expect you to bring this up to management, not work late hours to keep up.</li>
	<li>You will be listened to by your peers, your managers, and your clients. Everybody&rsquo;s voice matters here.</li>
	<li>You&rsquo;ll also get flexible hours, the ability to work from home temporarily, great office equipment (you should try our chairs), a private medical subscription at Arcadia, fresh fruit each week, a fridge full of soft drinks. But of course, these don&rsquo;t matter as much to you as the perks listed above.</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Skills &amp; Requirements</strong></p>

<p><strong>You should have</strong></p>

<ul>
	<li>Two or more years of professional experience as a QA engineer. Or be the kind of person that gathered valuable experience in a shorter amount of time.</li>
	<li>The ability to understand a functionality and a project without getting lost in technical terms or being intimidated by a programming language that you might not know that well. You should have a logical mind that&rsquo;s beyond that and see things in a greater perspective. See the bigger picture in order to keep thigs nice, simple and correct.</li>
	<li>A strong sense of curiosity and an unstoppable desire to learn. A QA&rsquo;s job is very important to the team and the project. The more you grow and think about new ways or edge cases for testing a product, the more stable and reliable the product will be. We believe that one must never stop learning, and so should you.</li>
	<li>The ability to clearly communicate ideas and concepts to your colleagues and customers.</li>
	<li>Bottom line is, you should be someone that others enjoy working with due to your analytical mind and positive attitude.</li>
</ul>
