Quality Assurance Engineer Tester Intern
🚀 We’re Hiring: QA Tester Intern | Pune
Do you enjoy finding bugs, exploring software, and breaking things to make them better? 👀🐞
We’re looking for a QA Tester Intern – Manual & Automation to join our product team and work on a real-world Travel SaaS platform used globally. 🌍✈️
You’ll get hands-on exposure to:
🔍 Manual & Exploratory Testing
🤖 Automation & AI-assisted Testing
🐞 Bug Investigation & Reporting
🔗 API & Workflow Testing
🚀 Agile Product Development
We’re looking for someone who is curious, detail-oriented, quick to learn, and excited about AI and new technologies.
📍 Location: Pune
⏳ Duration: 3–6 Months
💼 Full-time opportunity based on performance
📩 To Apply: Please share your CV at [contact shared on WhatsApp]
Important: Applications will be considered only through email. Please do not send DMs, calls, or 1-to-1 messages regarding this position.
All profiles received via email will be reviewed and assessed, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by our team.
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