Quality Assurance Manager

Dingoblu Financial Inc•Charlotte, NC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

We are building a next-generation neo bank from the ground up, and quality is non-negotiable. We are looking for a hands-on QA Manager to own the quality strategy across our mobile and web platforms — someone who is equal parts meticulous planner, sharp technologist, and clear communicator. This role manages the testing effort, not a team of people: you own the test strategy, the coverage, the automation, and the quality outcomes — designing how we test, building the balance of automation and manual coverage that keeps us fast and safe, and giving leadership a trustworthy, real-time picture of quality at every stage of delivery. You will report to the Director of Technical Programs and partner closely with your peers in project management, as well as with engineering, product, and design. This is a role for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, thinks about quality in business terms — not just pass/fail — and wants to bring modern practices, including AI-assisted testing, into a regulated, high-stakes environment.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience.
Proven experience owning QA for software products — driving test strategy, coverage, and quality outcomes end to end. This role manages the testing effort rather than direct reports, so we are looking for someone who takes full personal ownership of quality, not someone to run a headcount.
Hands-on QA experience across mobile and web applications.
Practical experience building and maintaining test automation, with a clear philosophy on balancing automated and manual coverage.
Strong hands-on experience with Jira (test and defect management) and GitHub (source control and CI/CD).
Comfortable working in AWS-hosted environments.
Genuine curiosity and practical interest in using AI agents and AI-assisted tools to make testing faster and smarter.
Exceptional written and verbal communication — you make test plans, scenarios, defects, and quality status legible to technical and non-technical audiences alike.
Detail-oriented, organized, and planning-driven, with the judgment to prioritize what matters and the calm to give an honest quality read under deadline pressure.
Accountable — you own your commitments, deadlines, and testing outcomes end to end, including the follow-up. When quality is your name on it, it gets done.
Proactive — you identify issues before they become problems, spotting risk in a requirement, a build, or a timeline early rather than discovering it at release.
Reliable — you consistently deliver what you commit to, and when something is at risk you communicate early rather than letting it surface late.
Business-minded — you understand not just whether the application works, but why the functionality exists and what it costs the business or the customer if it fails. You prioritize testing by real-world impact, not just technical checkboxes.
Built for pace — you thrive in a fast-paced environment, staying organized and calm while priorities shift, and you give an honest quality read even under deadline pressure.
Meticulous & clear — you catch what others miss, document it so no one has to ask twice, and communicate test plans, defects, and status with clarity to technical and non-technical audiences alike.
A good peer — you collaborate well with project management and engineering — energy without drama, results without noise — and you bring curiosity about new tools and AI into the work productively.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with a Flutter and React stack is a nice-to-have, not a requirement — strong, transferable testing skill across modern mobile and web platforms matters more than any specific framework.

Responsibilities

Own the end-to-end QA strategy across mobile (iOS/Android) and web applications, from feature inception through release (our stack includes Flutter and React — familiarity is a plus).
Author clear, thorough test plans, test scenarios, and test cases — well-organized, traceable to requirements, and easy for stakeholders to understand.
Design and maintain a full testing taxonomy: sprint/in-sprint tests, smoke tests, functional tests, and regression suites — knowing when and where each applies.
Bring a detail-oriented, planning-first mindset: anticipate edge cases, define entry/exit criteria, and ensure coverage is deliberate rather than accidental.
Build and maintain a healthy, pragmatic mix of automated and manual testing — automating for speed and repeatability while preserving manual and exploratory testing where human judgment matters.
Stand up and grow automated regression and smoke suites integrated into the delivery pipeline, so quality gates run continuously, not just at release.
Evaluate and apply the right frameworks and tools for mobile and web test automation across our stack.
Integrate testing into CI/CD workflows using GitHub (Actions, pull-request checks, branch protection) so tests run automatically on every change.
Leverage AWS-hosted environments for test execution, test data, and environment management.
Introduce and responsibly adopt AI agents and AI-assisted tooling — for test generation, coverage analysis, flaky-test triage, and accelerating repetitive QA work — with sound judgment about where automation ends and human review begins.
Manage the full QA toolchain in Jira: test execution tracking, traceability, and reporting.
Own the defect lifecycle end to end in Jira — logging, triage, prioritization, assignment, and verification of resolution.
Track defects and their resolution with clear severity/priority standards, and drive them to closure in partnership with engineering.
Surface defect trends and root-cause patterns so recurring issues get fixed at the source, not just patched.
Report on test progress and quality status clearly and consistently — dashboards and updates that tell leadership exactly where things stand and what the risks are.
Gather and act on stakeholder feedback, folding it into test coverage, priorities, and release-readiness decisions.
Provide a confident, evidence-based go/no-go quality voice at release checkpoints.
Coordinate with the Director of Technical Programs and project management peers to keep QA aligned with sprint timelines and program milestones.