About the role
As a Quality Assurance Engineer at Wander, you'll be responsible for ensuring the reliability, performance, and security of our travel platform
You'll develop and implement a comprehensive testing strategy that covers manual procedures, automated tests, monitoring, and security assessments
Your work will be crucial in delivering a seamless and secure experience for our users
Establish and maintain a set of thorough manual test procedures
Design and implement automated black box tests for our web, mobile, and backend systems
Set up and manage uptime monitoring for all our services
Implement chaos engineering practices to improve system resilience
Conduct regular penetration testing and security assessments
Develop and maintain a continuous integration testing pipeline
Create and manage test environments that accurately reflect production
Collaborate with developers to reproduce and diagnose bugs
Perform load testing and stress testing on our systems
Implement end-to-end testing scenarios that cover critical user journeys
Develop testing strategies for LLM-powered features and interactions
Implement automated tests to ensure consistency and quality of LLM outputs
Develop LLM-powered tests for running generalized visual test cases
Develop and maintain comprehensive test documentation
Stay updated with the latest QA methodologies, tools, and best practices
Implement visual regression testing to ensure UI consistency
Set up and maintain a bug tracking system
Conduct usability testing and gather user feedback
Implement API contract testing
Develop metrics and KPIs for measuring and improving quality
Collaborate with the infrastructure team to test disaster recovery procedures
Implement smoke tests and sanity checks for quick validation of deployments
About the company
While AirBnB disrupted the hotel and hospitality industries, the novelty has worn off. Surprise fees, sub-par cleaning, uncomfortable beds and unreliable photos are just some of the factors which have taken the shine off the sharing economy model. Built as a response to these issues, Wander aims to return the luxury to the vacation and short stay sector.
Wander provides a tech-first approach to letting short stays that might be familiar to anyone using AirBnB or another competitor, but the comparisons stop there. Wander directly owns and controls the properties on its portfolio, allowing it to ensure a high standard of quality and excellent customer service for its guests. Having booked over 2,000 nights of accomodation and with a 95% satisfaction rating over 2022, it seems to have found a strong market niche to grow into.
After raising an impressive amount of capital in 2022, Wander has secured a significant credit facility from Credit Suisse. It will use this to increase its property portfolio across the United States with an aim to put a property within 3 hours drive of 80% of the population. It is also rolling out a facility to allow guests to purchase part ownership of the homes they stay in, allowing them to diversify their own financial portfolios. Wander is in a strong position to capture a large segment of the luxury market.