Working Student in Quality Assurance (m/f/d)

At SPRYLAB, we have been driving bold ideas and pioneering software solutions since 2007. As an IT service provider, we guide large and medium-sized companies such as Sodexo, the Basketball Bundesliga and the Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training into the digital present.

With our publishing platform Purple, we help magazine and news publishers succeed, combining rock-solid in-house development, creative use of AI and data applications, and proven best-of-breed solutions. Our offering includes a headless CMS based on Gutenberg, a modular, state-of-the-art news app and website framework, and a suite of AI-powered newsroom automation and audience development tools.

Our customers range from medium-sized publishers to internationally active publishing groups, from Australia to the Zurich Oberland. Close contact with our customers and users helps us develop our product in a user-centered and market-oriented way. With a clear strategy, we set ourselves apart from the competition.

As a working student in the QA team, you take on a key role in ensuring first-class software.

You become part of a highly motivated team that works toward shared goals and KPIs with focus, enjoyment and room to grow.

Become part of the SPRYLAB family!

• Planning, running and analyzing manual tests
• Documenting and tracking bugs using a ticketing system
• Creating and maintaining test case catalogs
• Reviewing the UX/UI and accessibility of our solutions
• Developing, maintaining and evaluating test automation

• You are relatively early in your studies in Berlin (for example in a STEM or humanities program) and available 16 to 20 hours per week. You can arrange your working hours flexibly around your studies
• Initial experience with ticketing systems is an advantage but not a must. We will show you everything you need to know
• Ideally you have heard of software testing before, or you are curious about how digital products are tested
• You are keen to learn how to create test cases and test software in a structured way
• You are at home in the digital world and interested in examining digital products closely
• You can put yourself in users' shoes and understand what makes a good user experience
• Good written and spoken German (at least B2)

• Up-to-date Macs and modern tools
• 30 days of workation elsewhere in Europe
• Competitive working student salary
• Free weekly team lunch
• Real responsibility and visible impact from your work
• Office with a coffee machine, soft drinks, a foosball table and a popcorn machine
• The chance to learn and grow in an expanding tech company. We are looking for a long-term collaboration and want to grow together with our team members

Would you like to get to know us? We look forward to your application!

A diversity of disciplines, backgrounds and experiences strengthens our company. We therefore welcome all applications. The only hiring criteria are the requirements of the role and the qualifications of the applicants.