Mid-Level QA Engineer- Remote

February 28, 2026

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Mid-Level QA Engineer
Remote – working MST hours
6-month contract
$50-55/hr.

The ComeUntoChrist team is seeking a skilled and motivated Mid-Level QA Engineer for a 6-month contract position. In this role, you'll help ensure the stability, quality, and user experience of our faith-centered web platform through a mix of automated and manual testing — roughly 70% automation and 30% manual testing. You will work closely with a cross-functional team to build and execute end-to-end tests using Cypress and Playwright, while also performing targeted manual testing for new features, edge cases, and user flows that require human judgment. The ComeUntoChrist team builds and maintains one of the Church's most impactful public-facing websites — a destination for individuals seeking to learn about Jesus Christ and His gospel. Our team works on meaningful, high-traffic projects with eternal purpose and global reach.

Responsibilities

Develop, run, and maintain automated E2E tests using Cypress and Playwright
Perform manual testing on new features, regression cases, and exploratory scenarios
Collaborate with developers, designers, and product managers to clarify requirements and ensure test coverage
Identify, document, and track bugs and issues in a timely, clear, and reproducible way
Monitor and triage automated test runs in CI/CD pipelines
Assist in shaping test strategies and improving QA best practices on the team
Participate in sprint ceremonies and contribute to planning and retrospectives

Required Skills

3-5 years of QA experience, with a mix of automation and manual testing
Strong experience with Cypress
Strong experience with Playwright
E2E Testing
Solid understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript and modern web app architecture
Familiar with REST APIs, browser dev tools, and debugging workflows
Experience with agile development processes and version control (Git)
Comfortable working independently and proactively in a fast-paced environment

Bonus Skills

Experience testing content-driven websites with global reach
Familiarity with accessibility testing and tools like axe-core
Exposure to visual regression testing tools (e.g., Percy, Applitools)
Understanding of internationalization (i18n) and localization testing
Prior experience with mission-driven or nonprofit organizations
Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and currently temple worthy.

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