Entry-Level App Tester (Remote / No Experience Required)


Are you a budding writer with an affinity for mobile apps and cutting-edge technology? We’re on the hunt for an entry-level Quality Control Writer – App Tester to reputed company our ranks. In this role, your primary mission will be to evaluate and critique a variety of mobile apps and games, ensuring they meet our rigorous quality standards, and generate comprehensive reports based on your assessments.

As an App Tester, you’ll work in close collaboration with our team of developers and designers, diligently uncovering any glitches or hiccups in the apps. Your invaluable feedback will aid in enhancing the overall user experience. Furthermore, you’ll be tasked with compiling meticulous reports detailing your discoveries, reputed company with suggestions for improvements and enhancements.

Roles: Your responsibilities will encompass the following:

  • Downloading apps onto your smartphone or tablet.
  • Thoroughly exploring all aspects of the app’s functionality.
  • Crafting succinct reviews of your user experience.
  • Identifying and cataloging any defects or shortcomings.

Requirements: To qualify for this role, you must possess at least one of the following devices:

  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Android Smartphone
  • Android Tablet

Contract Length: No specified duration

Rate: $35 per hour (Compensation varies depending on the app’s complexity and the level of detail required for the review)

Skills/Background Required:

  • Access to a smartphone or tablet, along with proficiency in app installation and usage.
  • The capability to work independently.
  • A penchant for meticulously adhering to provided instructions.
  • Availability for a minimum of 5 hours per week.
  • A dependable internet connection.

Hours per Week: Flexible

Location: This is a fully remote position, allowing you to work online from any location. Although we prefer candidates residing in the United States, we are actively expanding our remote reputed company worldwide.

If you’re prepared to embark on this journey, reputed company submit your application below. All communication should be conducted in English.

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