Senior Manual QA Engineer (iGaming)

Location: Toronto, Ontario (In-Office) (King & Spadina)

Work Schedule: Monday – Friday

Salary Range: 90,000 - 100,000 CAD per year

AI Disclosure: We do not use artificial intelligence to screen, assess, or select applicants for this position.

Vacancy Status: This posting is for an existing vacancy at our Toronto office.

BrightIT is a high-velocity tech hub focused on delivering world-class digital solutions for the iGaming sector. We bridge the gap between creative startup culture and industrial-scale execution. Mission: Empowering brands through bold, responsible technology. Vision: Creating a home for the brightest minds in tech to redefine the gaming landscape.

The Opportunity

Join our Toronto-based engineering team as a Senior QA Engineer , where your precision and determination will define the standard of our digital products. We are looking for a professional who takes deep pride in delivering flawless web applications and thrives in a high-performance, collaborative environment. If you are a detail-oriented problem solver looking to make a measurable impact in the Canadian tech space, this is your next move.

What You’ll Do

  • End-to-End Quality: Execute meticulous manual testing for complex web applications, ensuring a seamless and reliable user experience.
  • Strategic Defect Management: Own the full bug-tracking lifecycle in JIRA, transforming technical issues into clear, actionable insights for the development team.
  • Test Engineering: Develop and maintain high-quality test documentation, including comprehensive test plans, scopes, and cases.
  • Collaborative Delivery: Partner closely with cross-functional teams to integrate quality standards at every stage of the project lifecycle.
Techstack:
  • API Testing & Documentation: Postman, Swagger
  • Proxy & Debugging Tools: Charles, Fiddler, Proxyman, TestFlight, Firebase
  • Observability & Monitoring: Kibana, Coralogix, Sentry, Grafana
  • CI/CD & Test Management: Jenkins, GitLab, Allure, Allure TestOps, BrowserStack
  • Collaboration & Design: Jira, Confluence, Slack, Figma
What You’ll Bring
  • Professional Experience: 5+ years in a manual first QA role with a proven track record in web project testing and a solid grasp of SDLC methodologies.
  • Analytical Rigour: A scientific approach to problem-solving with the ability to define testing scopes and strategic approaches independently.
  • Technical Proficiency: Functional knowledge of SQL , expert-level JIRA skills, and a "measure twice, cut once" mindset.
  • Communication: Exceptional verbal and written English, with the ability to articulate complex technical details clearly and professionally.
  • Valued Assets: Experience with API testing using Postman or Internationalization (I18n/L10n) is a significant advantage.
Why Join Us? We believe that our people are our greatest asset, and we are committed to fostering a supportive and high-energy work environment.
  • Comprehensive Health Benefits: Robust extended health, dental, and vision coverage from day one.
  • Time Off: 20 days of paid vacation plus additional paid sick days to ensure you stay rested and healthy.
  • Culture: A collaborative team environment where we care deeply for our employees and our social impact.
  • Stability: A full-time, in-office role (5 days a week) in a professional and modern workspace.
Be the ultimate guardian of our community: Lead the charge in player safety by architecting world-class responsible gaming protocols and pioneering next-gen tools that set the gold standard for player protection. We view responsible gambling not just as a regulatory requirement, but as a core ethical responsibility and a pillar of our sustainable business model, ensuring we lead the industry in player protection and social integrity. At the heart of our platform is a sophisticated responsible gambling framework designed to protect our community. We take pride in being a socially conscious operator that leverages technology to ensure gaming remains safe, transparent, and sustainable for everyone.
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