Quality Assurance Jobs in Web3

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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Durazno Technologies

New York, NY, United States

$54k - $82k

Kraken

London, United Kingdom

$80k - $150k

Fireblocks

Prague, Czech Republic

$105k - $115k

Brave

San Francisco, CA, United States

$90k - $120k

B2c2

Remote

$87k - $150k

OpenTag

Sofia, Bulgaria

$82k - $110k

Largeton Group

New York, NY, United States

$0k

Figure

Remote

$72k - $108k

Binance

Taipei, Taiwan

Bitpanda

Remote

$115k - $132k

Bluecubeservices

Remote

$67k - $80k

Blockchain

Remote

$76k - $92k

R3

Mumbai, India

$72k - $75k

Bluecubeservices

Remote

$67k - $76k

Wallet

Remote

$76k - $92k

Company Description

Durazno Technologies is a provider of innovative software solutions designed to address unique business challenges. By combining technical expertise with creative problem-solving, our skilled team delivers high-quality software applications, mobile apps, and technology consulting services. We are committed to enhancing productivity and efficiency by providing user-focused digital solutions for businesses navigating the evolving technological landscape. From initial concept to deployment and ongoing support, we partner closely with clients to deliver transformative solutions that drive growth and innovation.


Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site role for a Crypto Airdrop Hunter & Tester based in Bronx, NY. In this role, the candidate will actively seek out, evaluate, and participate in potential cryptocurrency airdrops. Day-to-day tasks will include researching upcoming airdrops, completing required tasks for eligibility, testing various blockchain platforms, and documenting the user experience. Additional responsibilities include ensuring compliance with best practices in security, staying updated with cryptocurrency trends, and collaborating with the team to identify new opportunities in the blockchain space.


Qualifications

  1. Ownership of a crypto wallet with assets on multiple networks: You have ETH, ARB, SOL, BNB, or other tokens for gas fees on at least 3–4 networks and can switch between them quickly.
  2. Hunter's passion and curiosity: You enjoy finding new projects and completing quests, even when the reward is unknown.
  3. Basic understanding of DeFi operations: You know how to swap, add liquidity, bridge tokens, stake, mint NFTs, and do it without instructions.
  4. Attention to bugs and oddities: You notice if the site hangs, the balance doesn't update, the transaction fee is unreasonable, and you log it.
  5. Honesty with your audience: You don't promote scam projects for hype and honestly write if the airdrop turned out to be a dud or took 50 hours of your life for $3.

What is a QA in a job?

QA stands for Quality Assurance, which is a process or department in a company responsible for ensuring that products or services meet a certain level of quality

In a job, QA may refer to the role of a Quality Assurance Engineer or a Software Testing Engineer, who is responsible for designing and implementing quality control procedures to ensure that products or services meet the company's quality standards

A QA Engineer may be involved in various stages of the product or service development cycle, from designing and planning quality control procedures to executing testing and analysis to identify and address issues or defects

They may also work closely with other departments, such as engineering, product management, and customer support, to ensure that customer needs are met and that products or services meet the desired level of quality

In the context of Web3, Quality Assurance (QA) refers to the process of testing decentralized applications (DApps), smart contracts, and other blockchain-based solutions to ensure their functionality, security, and performance

The role of a QA Engineer in Web3 may involve designing and implementing testing strategies to identify and fix bugs, vulnerabilities, and other issues that could affect the user experience, data integrity, or network security

Some of the specific responsibilities of a QA Engineer in Web3 may include:

  1. Developing test cases and scenarios for DApps, smart contracts, and other blockchain-based solutions
  2. Conducting automated and manual testing to identify and fix issues
  3. Collaborating with developers, product managers, and other stakeholders to ensure the quality of the product
  4. Ensuring that DApps and smart contracts are compatible with different blockchain networks and standards
  5. Contributing to the development of tools and frameworks for testing Web3 applications.