909 QA Engineer Reviews

"Love: I love finding issues in application and prevent them before it goes to the Production/delivery.Hate: I really don't hate anything being a Software test engineer."

"I love challenge as QA engineer."

"Running the same tests for every firmware cycle gets a little less challenging after a while."

"It is a fun field that changes day to day and keeps you on your toes. You are constantly learning from the field and given chances to learn what you need to move up. The only real down side to the position is the there are times when an engineer can sometimes look down on you."

"I love to learn new things here.I did not hate anything."

"It was an interesting experience. I like trying to find bugs and exploits. I did hate the amount of work needed to create manual tests when the test was simple."

"I love to be very attentive while performing QA Testing where I come up with smallest to biggest bug. This encourages and motivates me to be a QA Engineer. I hate about being a Quality Assurance Engineer is that I want to analyze the code and have a development knowledge."

"I love working in QA/QC, however I prefer Hardware or Consumer Electronics roles over Applications and website development roles."

"I love to control the quality of the product. I enjoy my work."

"I love being a QA engineer at EFI because it's hard to get bored. Every day new puzzles have to be solved, that needs to involve sharp mind thinking and attention.For my personal and professional grown I need to get to another step of testing which involves mobile/web app testing using data base, automation tools."

"I did not intend to enter the software quality industry. As a result, I do not get the degree of satisfaction that I might otherwise get."

"QA is not as highly valued in this company as it should be."

"I love the investigation aspect of QA, finding the wholes that where missed and exploiting them to show the development team."

"I mention it again that I believe in delivering a quality product rather than developing hundreds of buggy products. Being a QA engineer has made me learn so many things, may it be my communication skills, my technical skills, knowing about all the applications developed. I always wished to be a Software Tester. There is nothing that I hate about this role."

"I enjoy the oppurtunity to make sure that the food someone buys deserves the grade that it has been given."