What will you do:

– Test new features against their specifications and acceptance criteria before they go live

– Run regression testing on existing modules to catch anything that breaks along the way

– Write clear, reproducible bug reports: steps, expected vs. actual result, screenshots

– Help build and maintain test cases and checklists for key user flows

– Flag usability issues and suggest improvements to screens, wording and navigation

– Work closely with developers and the product owner to verify fixes

What we are looking for:

– Student or recent graduate in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field

– Strong attention to detail and a habit of asking “what happens if…?”

– Clear written communication in English

– Basic understanding of how web applications work

– Comfortable working independently and organising your own testing

Nice to have:

– Some UI/UX experience: usability principles, wireframes, or tools like Figma

– Familiarity with bug-tracking tools such as YouTrack or Jira

– Interest in healthcare, clinical research or regulated software

What you will gain:

 Hands-on experience with a real product in a regulated industry

 Insight into the full feature lifecycle, from specification to release

 Mentoring from the development and product team