Quality Assurance Analyst

Location:

Revelstoke, BC. Employment:
Full Time, Salary.

• Salary $55,000 - $65,000 (depending on experience)
• Summer & Winter bonus program
• Company-provided laptop and phone
• Extended health and dental benefits
• Employee Stock Options
• RRSP Matching
• Flexible work schedule

As a QA Analyst at Cronometer, you will play a key role in ensuring our web and mobile features ship reliably and meet a high standard of quality. You’ll work closely with developers, designers, product managers, and Customer Support to identify risks early, investigate user‑reported issues, and help maintain confidence in every release.

You’ll help ensure features ship with confidence by identifying risks early and validating fixes end‑to‑end across web and mobile platforms. You’ll also play a key role in diagnosing, communicating, and resolving user‑reported issues.

• Execute manual testing of new features and bug fixes prior to release (web and mobile).
• Run regression and smoke testing for releases to confirm fixes and prevent unintended impacts.
• Perform exploratory testing to uncover edge cases, data issues, and usability gaps.
• Create and maintain test plans, test notes, and concise release verification summaries.

• Reproduce and triage customer‑reported bugs, including intermittent or difficult‑to‑reproduce issues.
• Write clear, actionable bug reports including steps to reproduce, expected vs actual results, environment details, and supporting evidence.
• Partner with Customer Support to translate user reports into technical investigations.
• Validate fixes end‑to‑end and support post‑release verification as needed.

• Collaborate daily with Product, Design, Customer Support, and Engineering to keep work on track and user‑focused.
• Participate early in feature development by contributing to scope discussions, risk assessment, acceptance criteria, and test strategy.
• Advocate for quality by identifying risks, gaps, and opportunities to improve reliability, UX polish, and testability.

You’ll report to: QA Manager.

You’ll work closely with: QA team, Customer Support, Product, Design, and Engineering.

• Strong logical thinking, curiosity, and attention to detail.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills—you can explain what happened and what should happen next.
• Comfort learning new tools and working with modern software products.
• Strong organizational habits for tracking, prioritizing, and documenting work.
• Eligibility to work in Canada.

• Experience with software testing (manual QA, bug triage, test planning).
• Familiarity with tools such as Git Hub, Test Pad, or similar test and defect management systems.
• Comfort reading logs or basic debugging signals (crash reports, console logs, analytics).