Help us break things before customers do.

What you’ll do

• Lead QA efforts for the VNA product
across functional, integration, regression, upgrade, and release testing.

• Coach and support QA engineers
while staying hands -on with complex technical issues.

• Build practical test strategies for
workflows spanning application, database, and cloud storage layers.

• Partner with Engineering, Product,
and Support to make quality a shared responsibility.

• Drive root cause thinking, defect
triage, and release readiness decisions.

• Improve test coverage, test
environments, and automation over time.

What we’re looking for

• Experience leading QA or test
efforts for complex software systems.

• Strong background in both manual
and automated testing.

• Experience testing across UI, API,
database, integration, and end -to -end workflows.

• Solid hands -on experience with
Microsoft SQL Server for data validation, troubleshooting, and backend
verification.

• Familiarity with test planning
tools (Azure DevOps, Jira), defect tracking, traceability, and release
coordination.

• Experience validating systems that
use cloud object storage such as Amazon S3.

• Ability to investigate failures
using logs, traces, SQL analysis, and system behavior.

• Strong judgment around release
risk, regression strategy, and defect management.

• Ability to mentor others and raise
the technical bar of the QA team.

Big plus if you have

• Experience with VNA, PACS,
enterprise imaging, or healthcare software.

• Familiarity with DICOM, HL7, IHE,
or interoperability -heavy workflows.

• Experience with upgrade testing,
migration testing, and backward compatibility.

• Exposure to performance,
reliability, and large -volume data validation.

• Experience working in a regulated
medical software environment.

You’ll probably do well here if you

• Know your way around SQL Server and
are not afraid to dig into the data.

• Can use ADO without turning
everything into process theater.

• Understand that testing a VNA is
not just clicking through a UI.

• Like chasing down tricky bugs
across services, storage, integrations, and workflows.

• Can lead people and still jump into
the weeds when needed.