**About the company**Beautyhaul is one of the fastest-growing beauty companies in Indonesia that aspires to be the largest vertically integrated beauty ecosystem from supply to retail. Due to its exponential growth, the company has attracted investment from a reputable investor, Sequoia Capital.Our first brand ''Somethinc'' was founded in 2019, and is currently the #1 skincare brand in e-commerce & modern trade with >1M social media followers. Our second brand Glowinc is breaking the boundaries by offering genderless products at affordable prices. Our offline/online commerce Beautyhaul is the core for carrying multiple brands that we have directly to our customers. We are incubating more and more business models in our platform and aim to be a strong regional player in the beauty, within the South Asia region.- Analyze and create test scenario to ensure quality of the software or website (functional, performance, and security test)- Creatively detect bugs and able to write scenario on how to reproduce the bugs- Create and maintain automation test script- Execute manual test cases that are not covered by automation script- Create testing report and communicate with Software Engineer for further handling**Requirements**:- Has knowledge/experience in one of scripting or programming language, such as: nodejs, java, python, php, etc.- Has knowledge/experience in one of the automated testing engine, such as: Selenium, TestNG, Appium, Katalon, etc.- Has knowledge/experience in testing APIs using tools like SoapUI, Postman, etc.- Have a big attention to small details- Good analytical & logical thinking- Passionate in web/mobile technology trends- Fresh Graduates are welcomeWe have a 'CREATE' culture (Collaborative, Responsible, Eccentric, Agile, Tough, Effective). We are looking for more people to join us, who are excited to disrupt the traditional beauty industry with product innovation and non-linear growth, who want to build a profitable start-up into a unicorn company, and who will always learn and do the right thing.
