QA Testing (Manual and Automation) - Internship (WFH & Part Time)


About the internship:

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Test our crypto wallet and payments app end to end, on Android phones and on the web: sign-up, KYC, sending and receiving money, the P2P marketplace, bill payments, and settings
2. Write clear, repeatable test cases for every feature
3. Find, reproduce, and document bugs in Jira with exact steps, expected vs. actual results, screenshots or screen recordings, device/browser details, and severity, so developers can fix them without follow-up questions
4. Run regression testing on every new app build and web release, keep a test-case sheet up to date, and verify that reported bugs are actually fixed before closing them
5. Test backend APIs with Postman (responses, error codes, and edge cases like wrong inputs, slow networks, and double taps)
6. Gradually automate the most important flows (Playwright/Selenium for web, basic mobile automation)
7. Share a short weekly testing report on what was tested, what broke, and what's still risky

Who can apply:

    Only those candidates can apply who:

  1. are available for the work from home job/internship
  2. can start the work from home job/internship between 9th Oct'26 and 13th Nov'26
  3. are available for duration of 3 months
  4. have relevant skills and interests
  5. are Computer Science Engineering students
* Freshers looking for jobs may also apply


Stipend:

INR₹ 5,000 - 9,000 /month

Deadline:

2026-11-08 23:59:59

Other perks:

Certificate, Flexible work hours, Job offer

Skills required:

Software Testing, Manual Testing, Jira, Test Automation and Bug Tracking

Other Requirements:

  1. 1. Has done software testing before (internship, freelance, or a project), with sample bug reports or test cases to show
  2. 2. Comfortable with Android devices, Chrome DevTools, and Postman; basic SQL is a plus
  3. 3. Writes clear, structured English, because bug reports are the main output of this role
  4. 4. Knowledge of manual testing, software testing, test automation, bug tracking, and Jira


About Company:

Money still crosses borders slowly, expensively and on someone else's schedule. Aryavart Digital Technologies is changing that for India. Based in Jabalpur, we build DolFin, a crypto wallet and payments platform that brings digital dollars into everyday life. Users can send funds to anyone in seconds and buy or sell with rupees through UPI and bank transfers. Their balance can earn while they hold it. Every layer is engineered India-first, compliance-ready and secure by design, from multi-chain custody across TRON, Polygon and BNB Chain to an AI assistant that helps people manage their money.

Additional information:

  • Stipend Structure:
    Fixed pay: ₹ 4,000 - 5,000 /month
    Incentive pay: ₹ 1,000 - 4,000 /month
  • Job offer:
    On successful conversion to a permanent employee, the candidate can expect a salary of ₹ 400000 to 600000/year
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