Intern QA Engineer

Role overview

Release validation and regression testing

• Run smoke and regression passes before workflow and system releases go live.
• Verify bug fixes and configuration changes across affected processes.
• Maintain release sign-off checklists and flag changes that are not ready to ship.
• Track tested items, results and open issues for informed release decisions.

Bug investigation and triage

• Reproduce issues, isolate triggering conditions and identify where failures originate in workflows.
• Inspect API requests and responses for bad payloads, unexpected responses, broken integrations or downstream errors.
• Read application logs, execution traces and error messages before escalating.
• Write reproducible bug reports with steps, expected and actual behavior, environment, severity and evidence.
• Triage business-team reports, remove noise and duplicates, and route valid problems to the right owner.

Workflow monitoring

• Monitor running automations and integrations and identify failures before users report them.
• Investigate failed or stuck runs and determine whether the cause is configuration, integration failure or a system defect.
• Perform safe reruns and recovery steps for known failure patterns under guidance.
• Track recurring failures and surface patterns that warrant permanent fixes.

Test cases and documentation

• Execute, review and update test cases as workflows evolve.
• Keep test data, environment notes and process documentation current.
• Identify coverage gaps and propose test cases for recurring missed scenarios.
• Contribute known issues, workarounds and debugging playbooks to a shared knowledge base.

Cross-team collaboration

• Work with business stakeholders, system analysts, product managers and engineers to confirm expected behavior and validate fixes.
• Communicate testing status and blockers early in language that technical and non-technical teams can act on.
• Support end users during workflow rollouts by verifying real-world scenarios.

Skills and expertise

• Recent graduate in computer science, engineering, information systems or a related field.
• Working understanding of REST APIs, HTTP status codes and JSON payloads, with the ability to send calls using Postman.
• Basic Python or JavaScript scripting to read existing automation scripts and make small adjustments.
• Strong analytical instincts, attention to detail and a structured documentation-friendly approach.
• Clear written English and willingness to learn, ask questions and own work end to end.
• QA fundamentals including test cases, regression testing, the bug lifecycle, severity and priority.
• Hands-on API testing with Postman collections, environment variables, chained requests or basic API test automation.
• Familiarity with webhooks, API-key or OAuth authentication, API documentation, workflow automation or issue trackers is advantageous.

Internship details

• The internship lasts six months and starts in autumn 2026.
• The internship is paid and funded by Tabby.
• Interns are fully integrated into the Process Engineering team in Risk and Credit.
• The team is distributed across multiple countries.
• A later junior role may be possible based on internship performance, but it is not guaranteed.

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