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The Role

As a Product Quality Specialist, you’ll help ensure our products meet high standards across usability, stability, and operational reliability. You’ll work closely with Product, Engineering, and Customer teams to define quality expectations, run structured testing, and strengthen our overall quality practices.

This role is ideal for someone who combines hands-on testing with systems thinking, and who enjoys improving processes as much as catching bugs.

What You’ll Do

• Own and drive product quality across releases, from planning to validation
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• Create and maintain test plans, checklists, and release readiness criteria
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• Execute manual testing (web/app flows, edge cases, workflows, regressions)
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• Help structure and prioritize incoming bug reports and quality improvements
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• Investigate issues by reproducing bugs, collecting evidence, and writing clear reports
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• Collaborate with engineers to improve testability, acceptance criteria, and definition of done
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• Support continuous improvement of quality workflows (triage, regression cycles, internal QA routines)
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• Help monitor quality signals post-release (support feedback, logs, incident trends)

What We’re Looking For

You are likely a great match if you:

• Have experience in QA, product quality, testing, or product operations
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• Can independently plan testing and evaluate release readiness
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• Write clear bug reports with steps to reproduce, expected/actual behavior, and context
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• Have strong communication skills and enjoy working cross-functionally
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• Care deeply about user experience and reliability — especially for operational users
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• Are structured, persistent, and comfortable working in a fast-moving environment

Bonus points if you’ve worked with:

• Maritime, transport, industrial, or safety-critical products
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• Hardware integrations, vessel systems, or telemetry
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• Basic API testing tools (Postman, curl)
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• Test management tools (Jira, Linear, TestRail, etc.)
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• CI/CD concepts and test automation (even if you’re not writing automation daily)