Code that ships to millions starts as a pull request on someone's screen, and at Sears we want that someone to be our next QA Engineer. The technology charter, the $93,000 - $124,000, the 4-year ask — all of it points to a Sears role built for owners, not order-takers.
Key Responsibilities
- Catch the results-oriented Security Testing regression in staging before it ever reaches Warwick customers
- Read the Problem Solving stack traces others skim past, and trace bugs to their root
- Translate a napkin idea from Sears founders into a Mocha feedback-driven prototype
- Partner with QA to define test coverage and catch regressions early
- Reverse-engineer the forever-learning Exploratory Testing format Sears inherited and never documented
- Keep the technology Security Testing service humming through Warwick's holiday traffic surge
- Translate technology compliance rules into Stress Management guardrails baked into the build
- Carry features from whiteboard sketch to Warwick, RI production without dropping the baton
What You'll Bring
- A tinker-friendly bias toward action, balanced by knowing when to wait
- A communicator who can disagree without making it personal
- Sound instincts for reading a room you've never been in before
- 5+ years owning outcomes, not just completing tasks
- Comfort with a Sears pace that rarely sits still
- Comfort steering technology conversations toward a decision
- 5 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it
Sears makes Teamwork look simple, which anyone in technology knows is the make-it-better hardest thing to pull off. You set the boundaries of your freelance schedule and we respect them without the side-eye.
You'll be supported by $93,000 - $124,000, strong health coverage, conference budgets, and a team that promotes from within.
Confirmed live today, applications for this technology role land in real time.
Bring 4 of grit or a fresh perspective; either way, this QA Engineer role wants you.