About Us: 
 
We know that paying bills isn’t fun. At Papaya, we work tirelessly to help make that experience better. With our app, users can snap a photo of any bill and it’s paid - no more calls, mailing checks, or tedious web forms. We are one of the fastest-growing startups in Los Angeles, backed by successful investors including Sequoia Capital, First Round Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank. We have already made payments on behalf of tens of thousands of users in all 50 states and our goal is to expand mobile share of the $4T US consumer bill space. Our impact-driven team receives competitive salary, benefits, and equity.
Flexibility, communication, and a willingness to learn are of the highest importance. Papaya believes that diversity helps build an inclusive culture where all team members can grow, contribute, and feel valued. If you agree, we’d love to hear from you!
 
About the Role:
 
As QA Engineer, you will provide end-to-end manual testing for our mobile app, websites, and back-end processes. You’ll be the second QA Engineer at Papaya and your input will be critical in making important product and technical decisions. As your automation skill set develops, you can start writing more and more tests. 
 
What you would be doing: 
  • Traditional manual testing in a continuously evolving landscape
  • Understand project objectives, gather requirements, design tests, troubleshoot issues
  • Apply QA principles to develop mobile and web test cases and detailed test scenarios for new, existing and developing projects
  • On-going process improvement to ensure test planning, execution and reporting is effective
  • Cultivate a culture of quality across the entire organization

We’d like to hear from you: 
  • 3+ years of web/mobile QA experience
  • Go beyond traditional QA and strive to deliver product and feature launches via a streamlined, agile process
  • Experience responding to reports of system malfunctions from internal and external stakeholders to investigate, confirm, and document bugs so they can be prioritized and fixed by the development team
  • Experience with Git for version control
  • A proven track record testing numerous projects simultaneously 
  • Collaboration is important to you, and you work well with a team of product managers and engineers
  • Excellent communication, both written and verbal
If you want to build great technology that’s revolutionizing the way people pay their bills, then we need your help. And if you have some automation experience, don’t forget to mention it!

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