As a QA Engineer/Analyst, you are a master at testing activities pertaining to identifying, writing, executing, and troubleshooting test cases in a variety of application levels for a SaaS product. You are an entrepreneur at heart. You thrive in a fast-paced environment with lots of change.
 
Your experience working with high growth software organizations and your enthusiasm and ability to stay on task in stressful situations makes you someone people can count on both at work and in your personal life. You enjoy being part of release night activities along with other members of your team to validate the software application status post-release. You thrive in an Agile environment and enjoy continuously improve documentation and processes.
 
Your natural communication approach is one that effectively, respectfully, and inclusively builds a sense of belonging among employees who differ from one another. You are a strategic thinker and are proactive problem solver and you find ways to cohesively support employees and business drivers.
 
When you join Assembly Software, you’re joining a team that genuinely cares about you, your career, and your excitement about your job. Working for tech company in the legal field, there are endless opportunities ripe for disruption, and you’ll be on the forefront of that innovation. We want you to pursue what drives you and push your boundaries! Assembly Software is where people come to shake up a historically buttoned-up industry.
 
When you’re considering a new job, it’s normal to have a ton of questions. Here are a few things we get asked all of the time:
 
I am tired of the daily grind of a commute, where are you located?
We are headquartered in Miami, FL and many of our employees are distributed throughout the US. This role is fully remote and can be done in the comfort of your own home office.
 
What makes Assembly Software so special?
The people are the heart of our organization! Our passion for our products and our entrepreneurial spirit creates an energetic and fun work culture. Assembly Legal is a SaaS organization and the leading provider of case management solutions and through our three brands, Needles, Needles Neos and TrialWorks, we have a rich multi-decade history. Today we have assembled the largest user base in the industry, with over 2,500 law firm customers and more than 40,000 users. In 2017, the business was acquired by Ridge Road Partners – a group of long-term focused, business builders – who are transforming the business into a dynamic, fast-growth enterprise.
 
What are the benefits like?
You will be able to elect from competitive health, dental, and vision benefits in addition to short and long term disability, and other supplemental insurance options. You will have 401k generous paid time off, paid parental leave, and an employee assistance program. We value our employees and reward and recognize your contributions.
 

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