Quality assurance developer

💻 QA Developer

📍 Remote (UK)

⭐ Up to £50,000


Know QA could be done better, but don’t have the chance to fix it?

You’re testing features. Running regressions. Catching issues late.

And you can see the gaps.

Tests that should be automated. Processes that don’t scale. Bugs that shouldn’t make it through.

The problem is, you don’t own it.

This role gives you that ownership.


Start hands-on. Then build it properly.

You won’t be expected to walk in and automate everything on day one.

You’ll start by getting close to the product:

* Running acceptance tests on new features
* Working through real ecommerce journeys
* Understanding where things break and why

Once you’ve got that context, you’ll start improving things:

* Automating the most repetitive and high-risk tests
* Building out regression suites
* Embedding testing into the release process

It’s a natural progression from manual into automation, with the time and space to do it properly.


Move from testing to real engineering

This role goes beyond checking if something works.

You’ll be working on:

* API testing and backend validation
* Automation using tools like Playwright
* Integrating tests into CI/CD pipelines
* Improving how the team thinks about quality

You’ll start to think like an engineer, not just a tester.


The kind of problems you’ll work on

This is a live e-commerce environment, so quality really matters.

You might be:

* Testing a checkout flow that technically works, but feels wrong to the user
* Catching edge cases that only appear under real customer behaviour
* Validating how a backend change affects multiple parts of the platform
* Identifying gaps in testing that could lead to revenue-impacting issues

As you work through these, you’ll build:

* Stronger debugging skills
* A better understanding of systems, not just features
* The ability to design tests that reflect real-world usage


What you’ll be doing

* Running acceptance and regression testing
* Working closely with developers during sprints
* Identifying issues, edge cases and failure points
* Building and improving automated tests over time
* Creating test plans and documentation
* Improving QA processes and release confidence


What you’ll bring

You’re likely a QA who wants more ownership and a clearer path into automation.

You might be:

* A QA Engineer with manual testing experience and some exposure to automation
* Currently in a role where QA is reactive rather than proactive
* Working in ecommerce, SaaS or an agency environment

You’ll be comfortable with:

* Manual and regression testing
* Testing web applications end to end
* Basic JavaScript or TypeScript
* Debugging and explaining issues clearly
* Working closely with developers

Bonus if you have:

* Experience with tools like Playwright or Postman
* Exposure to CI/CD pipelines
* Ecommerce experience


What you’ll get

* The chance to shape QA from the ground up
* A realistic path into automation, not an overnight expectation
* Ownership over how testing is done
* A modern engineering environment
* Remote-first working
* A growing team where QA will expand over time

You’ll also be joining a team where people have progressed quickly as the function has grown, with clear opportunities to take on more responsibility as things scale.


If this sounds like you

If you’re the kind of QA who sees how things should work and wants the chance to improve it, this is your opportunity.

Apply now.