Junior QA Engineer

About the role

About the company

Context

Responsibilities

• Run smoke and regression passes before workflow and system releases go live
• Verify that bug fixes and configuration changes behave as expected across the affected processes
• Maintain the release sign-off checklists and flag anything that is not ready to ship
• Track what was tested, what passed and what is still open, so release decisions are made with full visibility

• Reproduce reported issues, isolate the conditions that trigger them and narrow down where in the workflow they originate
• Inspect API requests and responses to find where a call fails: a bad payload, an unexpected response, a broken integration or a downstream error
• Read application logs, execution traces and error messages to gather evidence before escalating
• Write reproducible bug reports: steps, expected and actual behaviour, environment, severity and supporting evidence
• Triage incoming reports from business teams, filter out noise and duplicates and route real problems to the right owner

• Watch the health of the running automations and integrations, and spot failures before users report them
• Investigate failed or stuck runs and work out whether the cause is configuration, a failing integration or a system defect
• Perform safe re-runs and recovery steps for known failure patterns under guidance
• Track recurring failures over time and surface the patterns worth fixing properly

• Execute, review and update existing test cases as the workflows evolve
• Keep test data, environment notes and process documentation current
• Identify gaps in coverage and propose test cases for the scenarios that keep slipping through
• Contribute to a shared knowledge base of known issues, workarounds and debugging playbooks

• Work with business stakeholders, system analysts, product managers and engineers to confirm expected behaviour and validate fixes
• Communicate testing status and blockers early, in language both technical and non-technical people can act on
• Support end users through the rollout of workflow changes by verifying real-world scenarios

Qualifications

Required

• Recent graduate in computer science, engineering, information systems or a related field
• Working understanding of APIs: what a REST request and response look like, how status codes and JSON payloads work and how to send a call with a tool like Postman
• Basic scripting in Python or JavaScript, enough to read an existing automation script, understand what it does and make small adjustments
• Strong analytical instincts and the patience to reproduce an issue methodically rather than guess at it
• Attention to detail and a structured, documentation-friendly way of working
• Clear written English. A bug report is only useful if someone else can follow it
• Willingness to learn quickly, ask questions and own a small piece of work end to end

Strong plus

• QA fundamentals: test cases, regression testing, the bug lifecycle, severity and priority
• Hands-on API testing: Postman collections, environment variables, chained requests or basic API test automation
• Familiarity with webhooks, authentication flows such as API keys and OAuth, or reading API documentation
• Exposure to workflow automation or low-code platforms such as Power Automate, Camunda, Zapier or n8n
• Experience with issue trackers such as Jira or Linear, or with test management tools
• Interest in fintech, payments or high-volume transactional systems
• Any academic project, internship or personal work involving testing, debugging or integration

Eligibility

• Saudi nationals only
• This position is aimed at fresh graduates
• We expect a full-time level of engagement. The programme is not part-time. Performance, ownership and involvement are expected at a full-time level

Benefits

• Six months, starting autumn 2026
• Paid internship, funded by Tabby
• Full integration into the Process Engineering team in Risk and Credit
• Distributed team across multiple countries
• A path to a junior role on the team afterwards. That is our intent and what we aim for, not a guarantee: it depends on how the internship goes

We are looking for junior specialists whose goal is to become game designers or project managers and who see QA as an intentional step toward that goal.

At our company, QA is not just a role, but a foundation for growth and deep product understanding. We believe that strong gameplay architects are shaped through testing mechanics and analyzing features. We are looking for people who are eager to dive deep into mechanics, understand player behavior, and see the holistic product behind individual bugs — and eventually take on greater responsibility by influencing features, decisions, and the overall development of the project.

We create the conditions to grow into experts in game design or management and expect a high degree of independence, engagement, and initiative.

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  Analysis of mechanics and user experience, and suggestion for improving
  

  
  


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  Active participation in team discussions of features and changes
  

  
  


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  Manual testing of new game features on iOS, Android, macOS, and UWP platforms
  

  
  


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  Project testing as part of regression testing cycles
  

  
  


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  Reporting of defects in the bug tracker, including descriptions of root causes and product impact
  

  
  

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  A strong ambition to grow into game design, production, or management
  

  
  


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  Mobile gaming experience and a genuine interest in game development
  

  
  


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  A proactive mindset: the ability not only to identify problems but also to propose solutions
  

  
  


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  At least 6 months of commercial experience in manual testing
  

  
  


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  Higher education degree
  

  
  


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  Knowledge of testing theory
  

  
  

Remote or from one of the company’s offices (Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan)