Software Tester

Description

• Test decentralized application features. Validate user journeys across decentralized application flows, including transaction submission, wallet-connected interactions, confirmation states, error handling, and data consistency between the interface and blockchain-backed behavior.
• Create and execute test plans. Design clear test scenarios, test cases, and regression suites that cover functional requirements, edge cases, usability concerns, and negative paths for web or application features.
• Identify and document defects. Reproduce issues reliably, capture detailed evidence, describe expected versus actual results, and work with developers to support efficient investigation and resolution.
• Support release quality. Perform smoke, regression, exploratory, and acceptance testing before launches or updates to help ensure stable delivery and minimize production risk.
• Analyze complex application behavior. Investigate issues involving asynchronous updates, transaction status changes, network delays, failed operations, and inconsistent user states that are common in DApp environments.
• Collaborate across delivery activities. Work closely with product, design, and engineering stakeholders to clarify requirements, assess test coverage, and provide quality feedback throughout implementation.
• Improve testing practices. Recommend practical improvements to test coverage, defect prevention, documentation, and repeatable validation processes as the application evolves.
• Communicate quality risks. Highlight blockers, unresolved defects, and user-impacting risks clearly so the team can make informed launch and prioritization decisions.

Requirements

• Software testing experience. Hands-on experience testing software applications, with the ability to plan tests, execute them systematically, and evaluate whether features meet expected behavior.
• DApp testing capability. Practical understanding of how decentralized applications behave and how to validate blockchain-related user flows, wallet-based actions, transaction outcomes, and related failure scenarios.
• Defect management skills. Ability to write clear bug reports, provide useful reproduction steps, prioritize issues by impact, and follow defects through verification and closure.
• Functional and regression testing. Comfortable validating new features while ensuring existing functionality remains stable after code changes, configuration updates, or releases.
• Analytical mindset. Strong attention to detail and the ability to break down complex workflows, identify edge cases, and detect inconsistencies in application behavior.
• Technical communication. Able to explain testing results, risks, and quality concerns clearly to both technical and non-technical collaborators.
• Requirement interpretation. Capable of translating product requirements, user stories, or acceptance criteria into practical test coverage without relying only on written instructions.
• Professional ownership. Reliable in managing assigned testing work, meeting delivery timelines, escalating blockers early, and maintaining a quality-focused approach throughout the development cycle.