We’re building something new at System High. As our Quality Assurance Analyst, you’ll work alongside a small product team to test, challenge, and strengthen a new software capability as it moves toward market.This is a hands-on software QA role with visibility across the development lifecycle. You’ll test new functionality, uncover defects and edge cases, evaluate whether features behave as intended, and work directly with developers and the Product Owner to resolve issues before release.You won’t be joining a large QA organization where every process has already been defined for you. Our product team is intentionally lean, and we want someone who is comfortable taking ownership, asking questions, and digging into how a product actually works.You don’t need years and years of QA experience. You do need some hands-on software testing experience, an understanding of modern software development practices, and the curiosity to find the things others may have missed.What You’ll DoYou’ll work directly with the Product Owner and development team as new functionality moves from development through testing and toward release.Perform hands-on manual and functional testing of new and updated software capabilities.Develop, execute, and maintain test cases and test scenarios based on requirements, workflows, and user stories.Test functionality incrementally throughout development and perform more comprehensive testing as the product approaches release.Identify defects, unexpected behavior, workflow issues, edge cases, and usability concerns and clearly communicate what you find.Validate fixes and conduct regression testing to ensure changes haven’t introduced new issues.Serve as an important quality checkpoint, identifying issues as functionality moves through review and before it reaches the Product Owner.Work within Git/GitHub-based development workflows, including repositories, pull requests, merges, and associated CI/CD processes.Review automated and unit-test coverage from a QA perspective and identify scenarios that may not be adequately tested.Support testing of internal APIs and third-party integrations, including integrations with cloud environments such as AWS and Azure.Participate in weekly sprint activities and collaborate with the team using Agile/Scrum development practices.Create and maintain clear QA and technical documentation covering test scenarios, defects, results, workflows, and product behavior.Develop an understanding of the cybersecurity concepts behind the product so you can evaluate not only whether functionality works, but whether it works as intended.What Success Looks LikeWe want you to understand what you’re being hired to accomplish—not just what will appear on your task list.In your first 30–60 days, you’ll get immersed in the product. You’ll learn the source material and existing documentation, become familiar with the mock front end and expected workflows, understand our established development process, and begin independently testing functionality as it becomes ready for review.Within your first six months, you’ll be a trusted quality partner to the product team and will have played a meaningful role in moving the product toward its planned MVP release.By then, you should know the product well enough to go beyond asking, “Does this feature work?” You’ll be asking: Does it work the way it should? What happens when something goes wrong? What edge cases haven’t we considered? Is this truly ready to move forward?