QA support in your team
QA support at TestLine means an experienced tester in your team for as many hours as you need, for example for two weeks before a release. I work remotely, in your tools and sprint rhythm.
- na godziny
- zdalnie
- Scrum
- Jira
- Git
What you get
- Taking part in planning, daily, demo and retrospectives
- Testing user stories against acceptance criteria
- Defect reports and fix verification
- Regular reports on hours and testing progress
When it's worth it
Before a release
The deadline is close and the list of things to check keeps growing. An extra tester for a few weeks clears the queue.
Cover
Your tester is on leave or has left. I'll take over ongoing testing without a long onboarding.
A project lasting months
A full-time hire doesn't pay off, but testing is needed. Flexible hours solve that.
Mentoring
You have junior QA people. I can share practice as part of the daily work.
How I work
- step 1
Call
We agree on scope, hours and tools.
- step 2
Onboarding
Access, a product and backlog review.
- step 3
Sprint work
Testing, bug reports and team communication.
- step 4
Wrap-up
A report and knowledge handover at the end.
Tools
- na godziny
- zdalnie
- Scrum
- Jira
- Git
Frequently asked questions
How many hours a week can you commit?
We agree on that individually. Tell me how much you need and for how long, and I'll check availability.
Do you work on site?
I work remotely. Meetings happen in your chat or video conferencing tool.
How is the work billed?
By invoice, usually for hours worked. We'll set the details once I know the scope.
Got a release in a few weeks?
Describe your project in the form. I'll reply with questions about scope or an initial test plan.