Loancrate

QA Engineer

• Test our UIs and workflows end-to-end — running real loan scenarios through the product the way a processor, underwriter, or closer would, across loan types and document conditions.
• Find the bugs before customers do — visual glitches, broken validations, workflow dead-ends, incorrect calculations, data that doesn't persist, integrations that quietly drop fields, and the long tail of edge cases that only break under real mortgage conditions.
• Write clear, reproducible bug reports — with the exact steps, the loan scenario in play, expected vs. actual behavior, and screenshots or recordings — so engineers can fix the issue without a second round of questions.
• Build and own the regression test suite — a curated set of manual test cases and lightweight automated scripts (Playwright / Cypress or similar) that cover our core flows and grow with the product.
• Own release readiness — run pre-release verification on every meaningful change, sign off on what's ready to ship, and flag what isn't.
• Partner directly with Engineering and Product — sitting in on design reviews, asking the "but what happens when…" questions early, and helping shape features so they're testable and correct by construction.
• Define the playbook — QA SOPs, bug severity rubrics, release checklists, and quality metrics that future team members will follow.
• Hire, train, and lead the QA team — within 12-18 months, you can be running the function and owning how Loancrate thinks about software quality.

QA Engineer – Mortgage

Security Engineer

• Design and build shared libraries, platform guardrails, and internal tools that make the secure path the easy path for engineers
• Review architecture, technical designs, and production code for security issues in product and platform systems
• Perform pragmatic threat modeling for new features, workflows, services, and integrations
• Improve core security patterns across the stack, including authentication, authorization, secrets handling, secure logging/redaction, auditability, and sensitive-data protections
• Build or improve developer-facing security automation in CI/CD and local workflows, including code scanning, dependency policy, secret detection, and infrastructure checks, with a bias toward low-noise, high-signal results
• Work directly with engineers to remediate vulnerabilities in code and design, focusing on durable fixes and reusable patterns rather than one-off tickets
• Help define and evolve a lightweight secure SDLC that fits a fast-moving startup environment
• Contribute to incident analysis and postmortems when product or platform security issues arise
• Write clear documentation, examples, and decision records that help teams build securely without unnecessary friction

QA Engineer – Mortgage

Senior Software Engineer, Security