QA Engineer

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.