Top Remote Entry Level QA & Test Engineering Jobs in Boston, MA

Entry-level Quality Engineer supporting product and development teams to design and implement test plans, promote shift-left and test-first practices (TDD/BDD), and help create automated testing using tools like Tosca, NeoLoad, and Cucumber. Works as an SDET with internal teams, aids defect management, environment scheduling, and documentation while collaborating with QA and architecture teams.

Student co-op will gain hands-on QA experience testing high-speed routing/switching and mobile core systems. Work includes programming and automation (C/C++, Python, Tcl), DevOps tools (git, Nagios), virtualization, traffic generator and protocol emulator testbeds, and learning professional test and troubleshooting practices in a data center environment.

As a Quality Engineer, you will ensure platform reliability, design test suites for SDK and ad rendering, improve CI/CD pipelines, and establish testing best practices.

Part-time QA Analyst reviews emails, invoices, confirmations, and system outputs to verify financial and operational data accuracy. Identify inconsistencies, duplicates, and mapping errors, flag anomalies, and report reproducible issues with context to engineering to maintain data integrity and reliable financial outputs.

The Quality Engineer designs quality processes and controls, improves supplier and customer interactions, and resolves production issues. Responsibilities include audits, control plans, and continuous improvement efforts.

As a QA Engineer at Loancrate, you'll ensure the software functions correctly for lenders by testing user interfaces, reporting bugs, and building test cases. You'll work closely with Engineering and Product teams, define quality standards, and potentially lead the QA function as the team grows.

SDET focused on data reconciliation, complex SQL, and ETL testing. Build and automate test frameworks, validate ETL pipelines and data warehouses, write optimized SQL for data validation, perform root-cause analysis of discrepancies, and ensure data integrity between source and target systems.

As a Systems Engineer I on the Test Automation team, you will develop automated validation systems for software releases, focusing on HIL systems. Responsibilities include maintaining test frameworks, debugging issues, and contributing to automation improvements within the software development lifecycle.

The Design Verification Engineer ensures functional correctness of IPs and SoCs by developing verification environments, driving coverage closure, and automating tasks to enhance productivity.