LEVL

QA Engineer

• Build automation that lasts – write Python-based test automation that is clean, maintainable, and actually used by the team.
• Stay close to the customer – ground your testing in how real customers use the product.
• Understand release readiness, communicate risks clearly, and support quality decisions with data.
• Track and communicate risk – keep stakeholders informed on quality status, open defects, and mitigation plans.
• Contribute to quality strategy – participate in shaping test approaches that reflect technical risk and customer impact.
• Share what you know – document your work, share learnings with the team, contribute to a company-wide culture of quality.

Quality Engineer

Product Manager

• Own and manage the product backlog: Break down large features into manageable components, prioritize them, and ensure alignment with business goals.
• Engage directly with customers to understand their platform product requirements and translate insights into backlog priorities.
• Act as the go-to expert for internal teams on product functionality, capabilities, and the impact of proposed changes.
• Collaborate closely with R&D teams to clarify requirements, provide context, and support development and QA efforts.
• Refine and validate business requirements for the Platform teams and other Cujo Products.
• Continuously assess backlog value to ensure prioritization aligns with customer and business needs.
• Define release content through discovery and grooming sessions with stakeholders and other product owners.
• Ensure timely delivery of product increments in collaboration with stakeholders and development teams.
• Align with product leadership to understand strategic priorities and translate them into actionable plans.
• Drive execution in agile environments, ensuring smooth coordination across teams.

Quality Engineer

Director, Platform Product Owner