Manual and automated testing that catches what matters before your users do. They join your stand-up, take direction from your leads, and ship on your roadmap only.
Our QA engineers test for how a product actually gets used, not just the happy path in the ticket.
Test cases and coverage plans built from the actual spec, not reverse-engineered from the finished build.
Regression suites that run on every build, so old bugs stay fixed instead of quietly coming back.
The judgment to go off-script and find the edge cases an automated suite wouldn't think to check.
Contract and integration tests that catch breakage between services before it reaches a user.
Testing under realistic load, so scaling problems show up in staging instead of on launch day.
Reports with clear repro steps and severity, so a fix doesn't start with a round of clarifying questions.
Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Appium
Postman, REST Assured, SoapUI
Jira, TestRail, Jenkins, GitHub Actions
Add one or a few QA engineers into the team you already have. You manage priorities day to day; we handle contracts, payroll and backfill.
Stand up a full team around your roadmap — QA engineers, plus whichever other roles the work needs — reporting directly to your programme manager.
The interesting ones are usually the edge cases that weren't in the spec at all — that's the instinct you're hiring.
Ask what they'd automate versus test manually on a new feature, and why — coverage without judgment just slows releases down.
Review a sample bug report for clarity, repro steps and severity — vague reports cost the team more time than the bug itself.
Most are matched, interviewed and onboarding within one to two weeks of your first call — one of the fastest ramps on the roster.
Yes, or they can extend an existing suite — whichever your project already has in place.
Yes — day-to-day, they work in your sprint alongside your engineers, not in a separate testing silo.
A flat monthly rate scoped to the seniority and skill you need — no recruitment fees, no bench charges.
Tell us what you're building — we'll come back with a team shape and an estimate, not a sales pitch.