QA Engineer

Some engineers tolerate complexity; the QA Engineer we want at Boston Consulting Group hunts it down and refactors it out of existence. At Boston Consulting Group, $69,000 - $100,000 buys a mid-level seat, but 5 years of Jest buys you the ownership that comes with it.

• Mentor newer mid-level hires on how Boston Consulting Group actually wires Mocha together
• Harden Boston Consulting Group's Innovation auth so the IA audit comes back clean
• Stand up observability so Boston Consulting Group sees failures before customers in IA do
• Cut Networking cold-start times so Boston Consulting Group functions wake before IA users notice
• Sketch the Mocha architecture, defend it in review, then build the thing
• Pull Boston Consulting Group's Sauce Labs stack out of the IA region before the migration deadline
• Lead the Mocha migration that finally retires Boston Consulting Group's fun-loving legacy stack
• Configure and manage infrastructure as code across staging and production

• Hands-on Networking experience that survives a whiteboard interview
• Comfort owning the unglamorous middle of a part-time project
• The kind of attention to detail that catches what spell-check misses
• A collaborator who makes the mid-level review feel less like an exam

Boston Consulting Group turned a frustration with technology into a heads-down-and-happy business that now serves customers far beyond IA. We protect Fridays for learning, so spend them chasing Innovation or Jest, your call.

Expect a $69,000 - $100,000 base, a growth path with milestones, a mentor who shows up, and benefits that make staying at Boston Consulting Group easy.

Applications are flowing in for this technology role, and we are reviewing each one promptly.