- Workplace
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Engineering
Description
About AteraAtera is leading the future of IT with the world's first Autonomous IT platform, with built-in AI agents. At its core is IT Autopilot, functioning as a personal IT professional for every employee, and AI Copilot, an IT technician's companion designed to boost productivity and efficiency. The full-stack platform unifies RMM, ticketing, help desk, patch management, and all essential IT operations into one secure, scalable solution. Trusted by 13,000+ customers in 120+ countries, Atera helps organizations scale, boost service quality, and turn IT into a driver of lasting business growth.About the RoleAtera is looking for a Web QA & Automation Engineer for our WordPress-based marketing website. You'll own site quality end-to-end: test plans, manual testing, and automated tests that keep the site fast, stable, and bug-free.This is a QA-first role, needing strong manual QA skills and an eye for the risks unique to a CMS-driven site (theme/plugin updates, page builders, third-party scripts, SEO). Automation is a core part of the role - you'll use AI-assisted tools and modern frameworks to steadily expand test coverage and reduce manual overhead.ResponsibilitiesAct as a quality champion for the marketing website, fostering a strong testing culture and driving best practices across manual and automated QA.Collaborate with Marketing stakeholders to validate specifications, align on quality expectations, and ensure smooth release cycles.Own site quality throughout the development lifecycle - from requirements and design validation to implementation, release, and post-launch monitoring.Serve as the go-to expert on web quality, acting as the key link between Marketing, Web Development, and external stakeholders.Write test plans and translate them into automated tests where relevant.Build regression, functional, and end-to-end tests to protect site quality.Manually test new features, landing pages, and content updates for release readiness.Test across browsers and devices for a consistent user experience.Debug flaky tests and keep automated suites healthy.Track bugs through to resolution.Check page performance and SEO-critical elements pre-release.Partner with Marketing and Web Development to define coverage for upcoming changes.