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QA Engineers

Delivering Reliable and High-Performance Software

QA Engineers

Hire a QA engineer from WWG and an engineer joins your development team, on a staff augmentation basis, to design and run automated and manual tests on your web, mobile or desktop application. The service is for companies that have developers but nobody who checks functionality, performance and security independently before each release. You get test plans, reusable scripts, defects logged with reproducible details, and regression testing before every deployment.

Definition

What is a dedicated QA engineer

A dedicated QA engineer is a person who independently verifies that software works as intended before it is released, working inside your development team rather than as an outside auditor. They design and run manual and automated tests, document defects so a developer can reproduce them, and cover functionality, performance and security on every platform the product supports, release after release.

specializations

What we offer

Expertise in Automated and Manual Testing

Our QA engineers are skilled in automated testing tools like Selenium and Jest, ensuring your software performs flawlessly across platforms. For tasks requiring a human touch, we leverage meticulous manual testing techniques to catch what automation might miss.

Comprehensive Testing Strategies

We design testing frameworks that cover every aspect of your application, from functionality and performance to security and usability. This ensures your product is ready for the real world.

Cross-Platform Assurance

In a multi-device environment, consistency is key. Our team tests your application across web, mobile, and desktop platforms to guarantee seamless performance.

Continuous Testing for Agile Teams

We integrate quality assurance into every stage of development. By working closely with your team, we catch bugs early and ensure a smooth, efficient deployment process.

our advantages

Why Choose Us?

01

Proven Expertise

From startups to enterprise-level projects, we’ve helped businesses deliver reliable software. Our thorough testing processes minimize risks and elevate user satisfaction.

02

Tools and Techniques for Every Need

Whether it’s automated regression testing, exploratory manual testing, or performance benchmarking, we use the right tools for the job. Our experience spans a wide range of testing scenarios.

03

Focus on Scalability and Reliability

Quality isn’t just about today—it’s about tomorrow, too. We ensure your software scales effectively and performs reliably under growing user demand.

04

Agile Collaboration

We fit seamlessly into your workflows, adapting to your timelines and project needs. Whether you're following Scrum, Kanban, or another agile framework, we ensure quality remains a priority.

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process

How Do We Work?

01

Requirement Analysis

We start by understanding your product and its requirements. This helps us design a customized testing plan tailored to your goals.
02

Test Design and Planning

Using automated tools like Selenium or Jest, we create reusable test scripts. For manual testing, we design detailed test cases that cover edge scenarios and real-world usage.
03

Execution and Bug Reporting

We execute tests, logging every issue we find with actionable details. Our team ensures clear communication, helping developers resolve issues quickly.
04

Regression Testing and Final Validation

Before release, we perform regression testing to ensure new updates don’t introduce bugs. Final validation ensures your application is ready for deployment.
reviews

What Our Clients Are Saying

Clutch rating
"WWG's competencies in technical and management aspects were impressive."

WWG successfully delivered a project document and software that fully met RAG requirements. WWG's project management was efficient — they delivered everything on time. Moreover, they showcased clear communication and strong technical capabilities, which were key to the project's success.

Francesco Adinolfi

R&D, Innovaway SpA

Custom Software Development

WWG provided custom software development services for an ICT company. The team designed and developed an innovative ICT software system capable of supporting RAG services.

Paese
Naples, Italy

The engagement

A dedicated QA engineer in concrete terms

Duration
Set in scoping: ongoing by the month, or a defined period until a launch, with no renewal obligation.
Start
After scope is agreed, with the requirement analysis phase.
Who does the work
WWG QA engineers, automated (Selenium, Jest) and manual testing; one or more according to your needs. A named owner keeps the context documented.
What we need from you
Access to code, environments and team tools, requirements or user stories, one contact in the development team.
Output
A test plan, reusable automated scripts, manual test cases, documented defects, regression testing and validation before every release.
Format
Staff augmentation: the engineer works inside your sprints, with your process (Scrum, Kanban or other).

The price is set in scoping, based on profile, time commitment and duration. The model is a monthly fee per person, with a minimum period agreed before the start. We do not publish a price list.

Comparison

A dedicated QA engineer and the alternatives

When a development team realises nobody is verifying the software independently, there are four roads: a QA engineer on staff augmentation, a hire, a freelancer, or a project-based test cycle. This table says what each one covers and when it makes sense, so the choice is made on your release rhythm rather than on the label.

CriterioWWG dedicated QA engineerIn-house hireFreelance QAProject-based test cycle
Who it is forDevelopment teams that need quality covered on every sprint without hiring.Companies with a QA workload that is stable for years and time to recruit.Teams with a short, well-delimited need.Anyone who wants an independent check before a release.
What it coversRequirements, test plan, automation and manual testing, bug reports, regression and validation, inside your sprints.Whatever the hired profile can do; automation and manual together are rare.Execution on the assigned perimeter.One full cycle: strategy, cases, execution, report.
DurationBy the month, with an agreed minimum period; scalable.Permanent, after months of recruiting and onboarding.By the day or by the project.Set in scoping, for one release.
What you getA person in the team, a named owner, scripts and documentation that remain yours.Skill in-house, if the person stays.A list of bugs.A report and validation documentation.
When it makes senseWhen the skill is needed now and release volume varies.When the QA volume is predictable and you want to build the function.For a peak or a single check.Before a launch, or for a one-off verification.

If you are looking for QA engineer job openings, this is not the right page: this page describes the service in which WWG places a QA engineer in your team.

Published case studies

  • 1TrueId mobile app

    App development for the 1Trueid project, which required a great deal of technical knowledge from our team as it supported a technology startup.

  • America’s Cup

    The website, the apps and the all-in-one digital platform WWG built for the 35th America’s Cup presented by Louis Vuitton.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A QA engineer independently verifies that software does what it should before release. They analyse the product requirements, design test cases for edge scenarios and real-world usage, write reusable automated test scripts with tools such as Selenium and Jest, run manual tests where human judgment is needed, log every defect with details that let a developer reproduce it and, before each release, run regression tests to confirm that updates have not introduced new bugs.
Hiring a QA engineer from WWG covers one WWG person working inside your development team, following your sprints in Scrum, Kanban or another agile framework. It includes requirement analysis, test design and planning, automated scripts and manual test cases, execution with bug reporting, regression testing and final validation before release. The checks cover functionality, performance, security and usability on web, mobile and desktop. If what you need is a project-based test cycle instead, that is the QA testing service.
Hiring a QA engineer through WWG is a form of staff augmentation: the person works in your team, with your process, but the contract is with WWG and can be scaled up or down when needs change. Recruiting in-house makes sense when the QA workload is stable for years and you want to build the skill internally; it takes recruiting and onboarding time. Staff augmentation makes sense when the skill is needed now, for a defined period, or when release volume fluctuates. This page describes a service, not a job opening.
The right time to hire a QA engineer is when developers are testing their own code and releases start introducing regressions, when a launch is approaching and nobody has verified the application end to end, or when the team grows and manual checks no longer keep pace. A clear signal is the time developers spend reproducing vaguely reported bugs. At that point a QA engineer working inside your sprints gives that time back to the team, from startups to enterprise projects.
The length of the engagement is set in scoping, according to the perimeter and your release cycles. The typical format is ongoing, by the month, because quality has to be watched on every sprint; you can however start with a defined period, for example until a launch, and then decide whether to continue. There is no renewal obligation: test framework, scripts and documentation remain yours, and the context is documented by a named owner so that a handover is possible.
A dedicated QA engineer is priced in scoping, based on the profile required (automation, manual testing or both), the time commitment and the duration. The model is a monthly fee per person, with a minimum period agreed before the start and the option to scale when needs change. We do not publish a price list, because the right profile depends on your stack and your release process, and two teams with the same number of developers can need very different QA coverage.
The work is done by WWG QA engineers experienced in automated testing, with tools such as Selenium and Jest, and in manual exploratory testing, usability testing and performance benchmarking. Depending on your needs you get one engineer or several. A named owner follows the engagement, keeps the context documented and guarantees continuity if a person changes. The engineers use generative tools for volume work, such as generating test data, under their own control and review.
To start we need access to the code, test environments and team tools, such as the repository, bug tracker and pipeline, the product requirements or user stories, and a contact in your development team. If you work in Scrum or Kanban, the QA engineer joins your ceremonies and follows your backlog. You do not need a QA process already in place: if there is none, we design it in the requirement analysis and test planning phase.
Yes, we provide ongoing quality assurance: the dedicated QA engineer integrates testing into every stage of development, not only before release. On every sprint automated regression tests run on the changes, new requirements are covered by test cases and defects are documented for the developers. After a launch, coverage continues on later updates, so that the application keeps the standards reached and performs reliably as user demand grows.
Automated testing is important because it runs repetitive work at scale and with precision: regression tests on every change, cross-platform checks on web, mobile and desktop, performance verification. It is essential for large projects or frequent updates, where repeating the same tests by hand is not sustainable. Our QA engineer writes reusable scripts with tools such as Selenium and Jest, and keeps manual testing for what requires human judgment.
Yes, we handle complex testing requirements: multi-platform applications, large-scale systems, flows with many integrations. Complexity is addressed in the requirement analysis phase, where we design a test plan tailored to your goals, and in test case design, which covers edge scenarios and real-world usage. Test strategies cover functionality, performance, security and usability, and cross-platform checks keep the experience consistent on web, mobile and desktop.
QA engineers are not being replaced; the tools they use are changing. Our engineers use generative tools for volume work, such as drafting test data or boilerplate scripts, under their own control and review. Deciding what to test, reading a requirement for ambiguity, judging usability and reproducing a defect that only appears in one context still take an engineer who knows the product. A tool that writes a script does not decide whether the script checks the right thing.

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Where QA engineers work

They can own the whole of product quality assurance, or join your own team through technical team augmentation. Much of the job is building automated test suites.

Tell Us What's Broken

Mohamed Deramchi

Mohamed Deramchi

Founder & CEO of WWG

20+ years in IT leadership, product, and cloud consulting. Leads delivery strategy and senior technical direction.

Phone+39-02-8148-0719
Emailbusiness@wwg.it
AddressCorso Europa 15, 20122 Milano (IT)

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