Skill
TestRail
Software Development and Engineering Practices
TestRail is a web-based test case management tool developed by Gurock (a Idera/TD SYNNEX company) that helps QA teams organize, track, and report on manual and automated testing efforts. Testers and QA managers use it to create test plans, log test results, monitor progress with dashboards, and integrate with bug trackers and automation tools like Jira and Selenium.
TestRail in the job market
Last checked September 13, 2026
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Senior Software Engineer in Test
Warner Bros. Discovery
Atlanta, GA
This role leads quality assurance efforts for Warner Bros. Discovery's digital products across news, sports, and entertainment, building and maintaining automated test suites that run in production. It suits experienced test engineers who want to influence testing strategy and collaborate with developers across multiple teams.
Listed on Warner Bros. Discovery’s careers site · Apply there ↗
QA Chapter Lead
impact.com
Full-time · Columbus, OH · $130,000 – $150,000
Lead QA strategy and team development for a critical event processing group at a major commerce platform company. This role suits experienced QA professionals ready to step into leadership, balancing hands-on testing expertise with mentoring, process improvement, and cross-functional collaboration.
Listed on impact.com’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Software Development Engineer in Test (Firmware and Driver SDET Contractor)
Bend Studio
Contract · San Mateo, CA · $52 – $78 / hour
Join Sony's Quality Engineering team to develop and maintain automated tests for PlayStation peripherals and firmware. This contractor role suits engineers comfortable working independently on test automation across embedded systems and platform integration.
Listed on Bend Studio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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