About Tabi Connect

Tabi Connect is an industry-leading Rate Management System designed specifically for the logistics and transportation industry. Our patent-pending platform automates the rate-quoting process, enabling logistics companies to quote freight more efficiently, consistently, and intelligently—while capturing valuable data at every step. Built by industry leaders who have sat in our customers’ seats, Tabi Connect transforms deep logistics expertise into scalable, data-driven quoting methodologies. We are redefining how logistics companies operate and helping them unlock the full power of rate automation.

Role Overview and Mission
Tabi is transforming the freight brokerage industry by replacing manual quoting and coverage with high-velocity automation. We are looking for a QA Analyst who will Ensure the quality, reliability, and usability of software products by defining, executing, and continuously improving testing processes that prevent defects and support fast, confident releases aligned with business goals.

Key Responsibilities




Analyze product and business requirements to define clear and effective test scenarios.
Design, document, and execute test cases (manual and automated where applicable).
Perform different types of testing: functional, regression, smoke, integration, and UAT support.
Identify, document, and track defects, ensuring proper prioritization and follow-up
Collaborate closely with developers, product managers, and technical leaders to clarify requirements and resolve issues
Validate fixes and ensure defects are properly resolved before release
Maintain and improve QA documentation, test plans, and testing standards
Participate in agile ceremonies (planning, refinement, retrospectives)
Proactively identify risks related to quality, performance, or user experience
support continuous improvement of QA processes, tools, and methodologies
Design, execute, and document functional test plans for RPA automations, APIs, and Frontend applica

📌 QA Analyst (Colombia)
🏢 Tabi Connect
📍 Colombia