Automation QA Engineer
VidRush is an AI-native video production platform that replaces an entire video team with coordinated AI agents.
Creators turn a simple idea into a fully produced, long-form video—research, script, voiceover, visuals, motion graphics, and rendering—in under an hour. No timelines. No editing headaches. Just intent → finished video.
We’re building a new way to create video that feels more like writing than editing, and we’re already seeing strong traction from serious creators and media teams.
If you’re excited about AI, creator tools, and building category-defining products from first principles, you’ll fit right in.
We're looking for an Automation QA Engineer (AQA) based in Turkey to own quality across Vidrush, an AI-native video generation platform. You'll build and maintain the automated testing infrastructure that keeps a fast-moving product reliable—designing test frameworks, catching regressions before they ship, and making sure complex video generation pipelines behave exactly as intended. You'll work closely with engineering in a TypeScript/Node.js environment where quality is a first-class priority, not an afterthought.
What you'll do:
Design, build, and maintain automated test suites across the platform—API, integration, and end-to-end
Own test coverage for critical workflows: video generation pipelines, AI integrations, and billing
Build and improve testing frameworks and tooling that scale with the product
Integrate automated tests into CI/CD so quality checks run on every change
Investigate failures, identify root causes, and partner with engineers on fixes
Define test strategy for new features, from edge cases to performance and reliability
Help shape a culture where quality is shared ownership across the team
Requirements
2–7 years of professional QA experience with a strong automation focus
Solid proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript (our stack is Node.js-based)
Hands-on experience with modern test automation frameworks (e.g., Playwright, Cypress, Jest)
Strong experience with API testing (REST) and tools like Postman or similar
Experience building and maintaining end-to-end and integration test suites
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and integrating automated tests into them
Understanding of testing strategy: when to unit, integrate, or e2e
Comfortable with Git workflows and collaborating in a code-review culture
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail
Nice to Have
Experience testing AI/LLM-powered features or non-deterministic systems
Familiarity with AWS or serverless architectures
Experience with performance and load testing tools
Exposure to MongoDB or other document databases
Experience testing payment/billing flows (e.g., Stripe)
Familiarity with event-driven architectures and asynchronous workflows
Experience with visual or media-based testing
What We Value
Craftsmanship: You care about reliable, maintainable tests—not just passing checks
Ownership: You take quality end-to-end, from test design through CI integration
Pragmatism: You know what's worth automating and what isn't—no testing for testing's sake
Curiosity: You dig into root causes rather than papering over flaky tests
AI-accelerated work: You actively use tools like Cursor, Copilot, and LLMs to write tests, debug, and move faster—without outsourcing your judgment
Excitement about AI: You're energized by the challenge of testing AI-native products where outputs aren't always deterministic
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Name, Email, Resume, Location
- Tell us about a bug or issue you caught that would have been painful in production. written answer
- What’s the earliest you’ve caught a serious issue in a release cycle? written answer
- How do you approach testing a feature with many moving parts (UI + backend + async processing)? written answer
- Share an example of a bug report you’re proud of (describe it). written answer
- How do you decide what must be tested before a release vs what can wait? written answer
- How do you work with engineers when you find repeated issues or regressions? written answer
- In a remote, async startup with no hand-holding, what does a great QA week look like for you? written answer
- How do you track what you’ve tested and what still feels risky? written answer
- What QA or testing tools have you used? choose any
- Have you tested AI, media, or video-related products before? written answer
- Are you available to work full-time, long-term? yes / no
- What is your current notice period, if any?
- What compensation range are you targetting?
- Upload your cover letter upload
- Where you referred by someone of VidRush? optional