Manual QA Analyst

Important: This role is open only to candidates currently living in Mexico or Latin America. Applications from other regions will not be considered.

Join MagmaLabs, a leading provider of expert software engineers dedicated to helping companies achieve their goals across diverse, high-impact industries. We are actively seeking a seasoned Manual QA Analyst to join our fully remote team. In this role, you will own the human-judgment side of quality across legaltech, fintech, e-commerce, and other sectors where a single incorrect permission or a lost document version is a business problem, not a cosmetic one.

About the Role

Are you a QA Analyst who decides what gets tested, not just someone who runs the cases another person wrote? Join our fully remote team and take ownership of test strategy, exploratory testing, and production triage on a product with deep permission hierarchies, long configurable workflows, and a large volume of documents that different people are allowed to see in different ways.

This is the role that finds what a script never will.



You will design the test cases and the test data that make complex scenarios reproducible, investigate what breaks in production and drive it to closure, and be the person who can say what was not tested and what risk is still open when a release is on the table.

If you believe that knowing what to skip is as much a skill as knowing what to check, we want to hear from you

Responsibilities

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- Analyze requirements and acceptance criteria before development starts, and raise the ambiguities and edge cases that are cheaper to find at that stage.
- Design, document, and maintain test cases and test plans, keeping them traceable from requirement to case to result to defect.
- Run exploratory testing with a defined charter and scope, and report findings that go beyond the scripted path.
- Own the manual regression scope: decide what is worth checking each release based on risk, not on habit.
- Triage

📌 Manual QA Analyst (México)
🏢 Magma Labs
📍 México