Entry-Level QA Tester

Ace IT Careers is seeking motivated entry-level candidates interested in beginning or transitioning into Software Quality Assurance.
In this role, candidates will work with software testing concepts including test case creation, test execution, defect reporting, regression testing, Agile processes, Jira, API validation, SQL and related QA practices.
We welcome recent graduates, career changers and candidates with academic, project or introductory technical experience who want to build a career in software quality assurance.
Selected candidates will complete an initial discussion and technical-readiness assessment so that our team can understand their current QA knowledge, communication skills and areas that may need improvement before moving further in the recruitment process.
This opportunity is intended for candidates currently residing in the United States and legally authorized to work in the U.S.
Requirements
Currently residing in the United States
Authorized to work in the United States
Bachelor's degree or equivalent education/technical background preferred
Basic understanding of software or technology
Interest in Manual Testing and QA
Good written and verbal communication
Ability to understand test scenarios and document defects
Willingness to learn tools such as Jira, SQL, Postman and Selenium
Recent graduates and entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply
Candidate development disclosure: There is no fee to submit an application or participate in the initial recruitment review. Candidates who require additional technical preparation may separately be offered optional career-preparation or training services. Any such service, including applicable cost, scope and terms, will be explained clearly before enrollment. Participation in a paid preparation program does not guarantee employment.
Benefits
Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D)
Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
Work From Home
Stock Option Plan

Work arrangement
No