Part-Time QA Tester (Dubai Candidates only) – AI SaaS Web Apps (approx. 1 day/week, flexible hours)

A client needs a part-time manual tester based in Dubai to help keep quality high on two live AI SaaS web applications.

The work

Manually test new features and bug fixes delivered by our developers

Walk through the product as a real paying customer would (signup, onboarding, core workflows, AI agent interactions, billing, etc.)

Catch broken states, confusing UX, missing feedback, and anything a customer would reasonably expect that we have overlooked

Regression-check critical paths after changes

Write clear bug reports with steps to reproduce, screenshots, and expected vs actual behaviour

Preferable skill

Experience with Playwright (or similar end-to-end browser automation) is a plus. We value strong manual testing from a customer perspective first. We also want you to catch things developers miss.

Tech context

Live production systems — we care about honest status messages and calm failures

Requirements

Must be physically located in Dubai with a valid work visa (non-negotiable)

Must have excellent written and spoken English.

Able to start within 2 weeks

Experience testing web applications (SaaS experience is a plus)

Strong attention to detail and clear written English

Comfortable working independently and learning a product by using it

Available roughly 1 day per week (flexible scheduling by agreement). Volume may grow later.

Rate & terms

$10–15 per hour

Part-time, ongoing

To apply

Please answer these three questions in your proposal:

1. Confirm you are currently in Dubai with a valid work visa.

2. Briefly describe one SaaS or web product you have tested and what kinds of issues you typically find.

3. What is your earliest available start date?

Only candidates who answer all three questions will be considered.

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