QA Engineer

Pennant

QA Engineer ensuring quality and automation for web applications at The Pennant Group. Collaborating closely with teams to improve testing practices and prevent bugs.

Posted 6/17/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Hard Skills

E2E test automationPlaywrightCypressSeleniumHTTPREST APIstest data managementbug triageexploratory testingtesting standards

Soft Skills

strong testing instinctscuriosityclear written communicationcollaborationproblem-solvingattention to detailadaptabilitycritical thinkingteam participationambiguity resolution

Tools & Technologies

PostmancurlCI/CD pipelinesynthetic datasetsde-identified datasetsagile methodologiessprint planningretrospectivestest plansdocumentation

Industry Keywords

QAtest engineeringweb applicationshealthcare dataacceptance criteriabug reportingregression preventionDevSecOpsapplication teamagile ceremonies

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

CypressSeleniumSvelte

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Test features hands-on as they're built — exploratory testing, edge case hunting, and bug triage across our web application.
Partner with application engineers during development to clarify acceptance criteria, surface ambiguity early, and reduce the bugs that make it to QA in the first place.
Build and grow an end-to-end test suite using Playwright against our Svelte frontend.
Define and document testing standards for the application team — what to test, what coverage looks like, how bugs are reported, and how regressions are prevented.
Coordinate with the DevSecOps engineer to ensure functional tests integrate cleanly into the existing CI/CD pipeline.
Manage test data responsibly, including working with synthetic or de-identified datasets when testing against healthcare data sources.
Participate in agile ceremonies — sprint planning, refinement, retros — as a full member of the application team.

Requirements

What you’ll need

3–6 years in a QA or test engineering role, ideally on web application teams.
Strong testing instincts — you find bugs because you're curious about how things break, not just because you ran a script.
Hands-on experience with E2E test automation for web applications (Playwright preferred; Cypress, Selenium, or similar acceptable).
Comfort reading code in at least one modern language.
Solid understanding of HTTP, REST APIs, and how to test them (Postman, curl, or equivalent).
Clear written communication — bug reports, test plans, and documentation are a significant part of the job.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary
Fully remote within the United States