Looking for an entry level job or internship in quality assurance? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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Quality assurance focuses on improving the processes that lead to the end result, and it’s a step in the creation of almost every product, from ice cream to software. The specific steps differ depending on the product, but they can involve things like improving the quality of raw materials and improving a production technique.
Another area of quality assurance is software quality assurance, which tests software methods for quality. You’ll need to know how to read and write computer code for a job in software quality assurance, as well as how to run tests.
Education requirements vary depending on the type of quality assurance job you’re looking for. You can get some entry-level jobs in quality assurance with a high school diploma and knowledge of the product; however, a bachelor’s degree is useful, particularly in technical fields.
| Full Stack QA Engineer Teladoc Sunnyvale, CA | View |
| Senior QA Engineer DEEM San Francisco, CA | View |
| QA Contractor YapStone Walnut Creek, CA | View |
| NMCI QA Specialist Whitney, Bradley and Brown Washington, DC | View |
| QA Batch Review Associate Althea San Diego, CA | View |
| QA Manager Turnitin Oakland, CA | View |
| QA Supervisor Great Lakes Cheese Fillmore, UT | View |
| Member Technical Staff, Quality Assurance, Design Confidential Denver, CO | View |
| Software QA Engineer GCP Applied Technologies Cambridge, MA | View |
| QA Analyst with ETL Entelli Consulting Chicago, IL | View |
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