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    QA & Test Engineers

    Manual and automated testing woven into your release cycle, so regressions get caught before customers ever see them.

    Hire a QA engineer who catches the regression before your customer does. Manual and automated testing woven into your release cycle, not bolted on at the end.

    SeleniumCypressPlaywrightAppiumPostmanJMeterTest Automation
    Builds automated test suitesRuns manual & exploratory testingOwns your release checklistStart within days
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    Engineer Snapshot

    Example
    Test Coverage
    85%+
    Automated Suites
    Growing
    Bug Turnaround
    Fast
    Regressions Caught
    Pre-Release

    What a Charviam QA & Test Engineer Owns

    How We Help

    We match a QA engineer to your stack and test tooling, then get them writing test cases and automation against your actual product within days, catching regressions before they ship.

    Everything this role covers

    What's Included

    A clear scope from day one, not a grab-bag of tickets.

    Manual & Exploratory Testing
    Automated Test Suite Development
    Regression Testing
    Cross-Browser & Cross-Device Testing
    API Testing
    Load & Performance Testing
    Bug Tracking & Reporting
    Release Sign-Off

    Why Clients Hire Through Charviam

    Why Charviam

    Senior-only talent pool

    Pre-vetted for real production experience, not just a resume that reads well.

    Embedded, not outsourced

    They join your standups, your repo and your Slack, becoming an extension of your team.

    Fast matching

    Most requests get a shortlist within 72 hours, so a hiring gap doesn't stall your roadmap.

    Transparent pricing

    One flat rate per engineer, no recruiter fees and no surprise markups.

    Hiring a QA & Test Engineer: common questions

    FAQ

    Both, matched to your tooling: Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, or Appium for automation, plus manual and exploratory testing for the scenarios a script was never written to check.

    Yes. A QA engineer here can own the release checklist end to end, so a release ships because it was actually verified, not because the deadline arrived and nobody had time to check.

    Both. API testing with tools like Postman is part of the standard scope, since a broken API endpoint that a UI happens to mask is still a real, waiting bug.

    Within the first days, once they have walked the critical user flows and reviewed whatever test coverage already exists, since effort should target where the product is actually fragile, not restart from a blank slate.

    Ready to Hire a QA & Test Engineer?

    Tell us the stack and the timeline. We'll send a shortlist within 72 hours.

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