QA Engineer

QA Engineer

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*Location:* Centennial, CO (In-Office)

*Company:* RefiJet

*Reports to:* Director of Product

The Opportunity

RefiJet processes a high volume of auto refinance applications every month across a network of 30+ lending partners. The software running that operation spans borrower-facing applications, lender integrations, and internal tools used by our operations teams, including MyYesGo (our agent CRM), Connex (our call center platform), and RefiMeNow (our lender marketplace). The quality, reliability, and usability of that software directly affects real financial outcomes for real people.

You would own software quality for the organization. Not administer it, own it. In your first year, most of what you produce will not exist yet: the integration test plans, the UAT process, the coverage standards our developers write against, the regression suite, the definition of what "tested" means before a release goes out. That is the work. This role sits in Product rather than Engineering, and that is deliberate. Half of what you own is whether we built the thing right. The other half is whether we built the right thing, and whether it still holds up for the borrower and the agent once it is live.

What this role is not.

You are not a second pair of hands on the developers' testing. They keep writing unit tests and stay accountable for them. Your job is to determine whether that coverage is actually adequate,. You are also not a manual regression queue. Where automation pays for itself, we expect you to build it. And you are not a downstream inspector. You are in the room when requirements are written, because the cheapest defect to fix is an acceptance criterion that could never have been verified in the first place.

We are deliberately stack and platform agnostic. We care that you can reason about risk, learn a system quickly, and tell the difference between a test that proves something and a test that runs.

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