We are looking for a Middle+ QA Engineer to safeguard the quality and accuracy of an AI-driven VR platform for surgical planning that turns patient CT/MR scans into interactive, life-size 3-D anatomical models. Because the software supports real clinical decisions, precision is not optional — careful, methodical testing directly affects patient safety. You will test the VR application, the imaging pipeline, and supporting tools, working closely with developers and medical advisors.
What You’ll Do
Design and maintain test cases, checklists, and test documentation.
Test the Unity-based VR application across VR headsets and PC configurations — functional, regression, exploratory, and UI/UX testing.
Test the web application(s) — functional, regression, cross-browser, and UI/UX testing.
Test the imaging pipeline: DICOM import, CT/MR data handling, and the accuracy of the generated 3-D models.
Verify rendering quality and performance — frame rate, smoothness, and stability.
Reproduce, document, and verify defects in the bug-tracking system.
What We’re Looking For
3+ years of hands-on QA / software testing experience.
Hands-on experience testing both a Unity (or other game-engine) / VR or desktop application and web applications.
Strong QA fundamentals: test design, documentation, the bug life cycle, and types of testing.
Experience with bug-tracking and test-management tools (Jira, TestRail, or similar).
Basic API testing skills and comfort reading application logs.
Good written and spoken English.
Exceptional attention to detail — a must. Small visual or data discrepancies can have real clinical consequences.
Strong willingness and ability to learn quickly — also a must. VR, 3-D imaging, and medical concepts may be new territory.
Nice to Have
Any medical or healthcare background — a plus, but not required. It helps you understand the product and speak the same language as our surgeons.
Familiarity with medical imaging concepts and formats (DICOM, PACS, CT/MR).
Test automation or performance testing experience.
