Software testing engineer junior

Job Description

About the role

We're looking for a Junior Testing Engineer to join our QA engineer and help us keep our healthcare platform reliable as we scale. Okeiro, our practitioner-facing product, has recently gone live in production — and with that comes a real responsibility: ensuring that every new feature is solid, every bug is caught early, and every regression is flagged before it reaches a user.

Our approach: quality is not an afterthought. It's embedded in how we ship.

Reporting to the Head of Software and working day-to-day alongside the existing QA engineer, developers, and the product team, you'll be a key contributor to the reliability and maintainability of our platform.

Responsibilities

🧪 Feature Testing & Bug Reproduction

• Test new features built by the engineering team — understand the specification, find edge cases, and break things before users do
• Reproduce and document production bugs with enough precision and clarity that engineers can fix them fast
• Write detailed, reproducible bug reports and maintain quality throughout the fix lifecycle

🤖 Test Automation

• Write and maintain existing Playwright end-to-end tests across our web platform
• Expand automated test coverage on new features, critical user flows, and regression scenarios
• Help close existing coverage gaps: error paths, authentication flows, backend integration tests
• Keep the test suite healthy — update tests as features evolve, remove flakiness, and improve reliability

🔒 Production Safety & Regression Coverage

• As our production feature set grows, help build the safety net: regression tests that catch breakage before it reaches users
• Contribute to monitoring and alerting around critical healthcare workflows
• Participate in post-release validation for new deployments

🤝 Cross-team Collaboration

• Work closely with developers to understand what was built and how it should behave
• Collaborate with the product team to clarify acceptance criteria and edge cases
• Share clear, constructive feedback — you're a quality partner, not a gatekeeper

Requirements

Technical skills

Essential

• You can write code — TypeScript / JavaScript is a strong plus; you don't need to be a senior dev, but you need to be comfortable in a codebase
• Web fundamentals — you understand how modern web apps work (HTTP, browser behavior, forms, async flows)
• Git — basic collaborative workflows (branches, PRs, commits)
• Methodical mindset — you document what you test, why, and what you found; nothing slips through because of carelessness. You are able to write clearly and keep thing short enough to be human readable.

Appreciated

• Playwright or any other E2E testing framework (Cypress, Selenium)
• GraphQL basics (we use it extensively)
• React / TypeScript familiarity — helps when reading the frontend codebase
• Interest in AI and AI-assisted coding tools — we use them actively and expect you to grow with them
• Exposure to CI/CD pipelines and how automated tests fit into a deployment workflow
• Curiosity about healthcare or medical device software contexts (IEC 62304, MDR) — not required, but a genuine plus

Languages

• French C2 (mandatory)
• English C2 (mandatory) — our codebase, documentation, and part of the team communication is in English

Soft Skills

• Genuinely optimistic — you bring good energy even on hard days
• Resilient and patient — you can report the same bug for the 100th time with the same precision and care as the first
• Kind and direct — you give feedback without making people defensive, and you receive it the same way
• Curious — you treat every bug as a puzzle, not a blame game
• Rigorous — you don't cut corners; if something isn't tested, you say so

What We Offer

• A product that matters — healthcare software used by real practitioners with real patients
• A small, tight-knit engineering team (10 people) where your work has direct, visible impact
• Mostly remote with a real Paris anchor — 2 days on-site every 2 weeks for human moments
• A modern, well-structured codebase with real automated testing culture already in place
• Room to grow — into test architecture, production monitoring, compliance testing, and beyond
• Gymlib (wellness club) membership
• Access to the latest development tools and technologies

This role description is not exhaustive and may evolve as the team and product grow.