About the Role
Our client is looking for a Senior QA Engineer to ensure the quality, reliability, security, and compliance of a modern, cloud-based dental practice management platform. The application includes a Ruby on Rails backend and a React frontend.
This role will focus on manual and automated testing, improving test coverage, identifying defects, and ensuring software quality throughout the development lifecycle. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with Ranorex, Mabl, Postman, Selenium, or similar automation frameworks, along with experience using AI tools to improve testing efficiency and coverage.
You will work closely with developers and other stakeholders to identify issues early, strengthen regression testing, and establish reliable quality processes. Since the platform operates in a healthcare environment, a strong understanding of data privacy and the importance of protecting sensitive patient information is essential.

Key Responsibilities
• Design, execute, and maintain manual and automated tests for web applications, APIs, and software integrations.




• Build and maintain automated test suites using Ranorex, Mabl, Selenium, or similar frameworks.
• Perform API testing using Postman or equivalent tools to validate endpoints, integrations, and expected application behavior.
• Conduct functional, integration, regression, exploratory, and end-to-end testing.
• Collaborate with developers to identify testing requirements, improve test coverage, and prevent regressions.
• Validate critical workflows, including scheduling, provider workflows, patient lookups, authentication, and other dental practice management functions.
• Identify, document, reproduce, and track defects, providing clear steps, environment details, and expected versus presente results.
• Support the development and maintenance of automated quality checks within CI/CD pipelines.
• Review test results and identify gaps in test coverage, reliability, and overall software quality.
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📌 QA Engineer (Colombia)
🏢 Zipdev
📍 Colombia