Associate Test Engineer

Point of Rental Software•Fort Worth, TX
•$89,000

About The Position

We build the cloud-native software that thousands of rental businesses around the world run on every day — the rental management platform and the e-commerce suite that sits on top of it. This role is how we bring new engineers into that work. You'll start where the whole system is visible: verifying, breaking, and instrumenting the product before a customer ever sees it. That vantage point is one of the fastest ways there is to learn a large codebase and a complicated domain at the same time. And you'll be writing code from your first sprint — reading it, fixing it, shipping it alongside the developers, not filing tickets over a wall at them. We built this role deliberately as an entry point for people early in their engineering careers.

Requirements

  • You can write and read code in at least one language. We care that you can build something and explain the choices you made — not which stack you learned on.
  • Something we can look at: a capstone, a bootcamp project, a personal project, a GitHub profile, or work from a previous role
  • A foundation in software development or testing, through a degree, a coding bootcamp, a self-taught path, an internship, or early professional experience
  • Strong written communication — your bug reports and your commit messages both tell the whole story
  • Curiosity about how systems break, and the patience to chase an edge case down to its root cause
  • A working understanding of the software development lifecycle and where quality sits in it

Nice To Haves

  • exposure to Playwright, Selenium, Cypress or similar; SQL; REST APIs; Azure DevOps or Jira; SaaS products

Responsibilities

  • Write code from your first sprint
  • Write and maintain automated tests in the same repositories and the same languages as the product — JavaScript and TypeScript against our Angular front ends and Node/NestJS services, PHP where our longer-standing surfaces live
  • Read the codebase to work out why something broke, not just that it broke
  • Fix low-risk defects yourself and take them through code review like any other engineer
  • Build the small internal tools and scripts that make the team's testing and release process faster
  • Take on scoped product work under a mentor's review as you ramp
  • Do the quality work that teaches you the system
  • Verify new features and fixes across our web and desktop products, and write bug reports a developer can act on immediately
  • Build and maintain test plans for new features alongside senior engineers
  • Run regression passes so a new release doesn't break what already worked
  • Partner with developers and product managers to understand requirements and flag gaps early
  • Take part in release readiness reviews
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