QA engineers who own
quality to release
Manual and automation testers who write the test plan, build the automated suites and sign off each release, so quality has an owner.
- Typical
- From 1 month
- Pricing
- Monthly rate · 30 days' notice
- Group
- Dedicated engineers
What they do
QA engineers
Manual and automation testers who own quality from test plan to release sign-off.
Test plans
What to test for each feature, written before it's built.
Manual testing
Exploratory testing that finds what scripts miss.
Automation
End-to-end and API suites running on every change.
Release sign-off
A clear go or no-go, with known issues listed.
Where they help most
Good places
to start
- 01Teams without QA
Developers testing their own work and missing things.
- 02Frequent regressions
Old bugs that keep coming back.
- 03Regulated products
Where releases need a documented test record.
How it runs
From brief to
first commit
- Step 01Tell us the role
A 30-minute call about the work, your stack and your team. You approve the role profile.
- Step 02Interview a shortlist
Within 5 working days you meet 2–3 engineers who have passed our checks.
- Step 03Onboard and start
They join your tools and rituals. A Cluebyte lead checks in every 2 weeks and arranges cover.
Questions
Before you start
Manual or automation?
Do they test mobile apps?
How are they vetted?
QA engineers
Tell us what
you need.
A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work, then a written proposal.