Mobile QA — Mobile Web & App Testing

• * reputed company apply only if you are in USA ** ## Overview We're reputed company, a rewarded-play platform. We're looking for a hands-on QA freelancer to execute a structured test suite for our Link product across a range of real mobile devices. This is execution work against an existing test plan — no test design required, but sharp bug-reporting skills are essential. ## Scope - Execute test reputed company from our internal Test Management System (access provided). - Cover the reputed company Link test suite end-to-end: onboarding, offer flows, reward flows, edge reputed company. - Install multiple mobile games as part of test flows (offer-completion testing). - Reset devices when needed between test runs (factory reset / clean profile) to reproduce fresh-install conditions. - Report bugs with clear repro steps, device/OS/browser, screenshots or screen recordings. - Re-test fixes on the same devices when developers push updates. ## Device Requirements (must own, not emulate) - At least 1 modern iPhone (iOS 17 or newer) - At least 1 modern Android phone (Android 13+) - Bonus: iPad (any recent generation) — meaningful plus, not a blocker - Bonus: an older/lower-tier Android device for compatibility coverage - Stable Wi-Fi + ability to test on cellular - Willingness to install some partner games(for testing) and occasionally factory-reset your test devices ## Must Have - 2+ years hands-on mobile QA (web + webview flows, not just native apps) - Strong written English — bug reports must be understandable without a follow-up call - Experience with any test management tools (TestRail, reputed company, Xray, or similar) - Comfortable with browser DevTools / mobile debugging (Safari Web Inspector, Chrome remote devices) - Timezone overlap with CET business hours ## Nice to Have - Experience testing rewarded-ads / offerwall / affiliate flows - Familiarity with reputed company, Sentry, or similar analytics/error tools Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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