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WeShare Health

QA Engineer

WeShare Health · United States

  • Hybrid
  • Full-time
  • $100,000 / year
  • United States
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Job highlights

  • Own QA for internal development team.
  • Leverage AI for test generation and validation.
  • Conduct exploratory and adversarial testing.
  • Oversee external QA testing team.
  • Improve healthcare affordability and access.

About the role

About WeShare Health

Healthcare is increasingly unaffordable for many Americans. For those who can afford it, they are in a health insurance system that has become more confusing, restrictive, and lower value with each passing year. Here at WeShare our mission is to bring better healthcare to America at a better price. We offer consumers a member-to-member health sharing program that is much more cost effective than standard health insurance while providing access to over 1.2 million physicians across the country. Come join us on this important journey to create the next generation of healthcare!

WeShare is a rapidly growing faith-based nonprofit that strives to do good while delivering great and affordable healthcare. The company is led by senior executives with an extensive background in both for-profit and not-for-profit enterprises. If you have a bias for action, enjoy challenges, and love creating impact in a massive industry, WeShare might be the place for you!

About This Role

We're looking for a detail-oriented QA Engineer to own the quality assurance function for our internal development team. You'll be responsible for ensuring the solutions we build work as intended and catching the things we didn't think of. This is a hands-on testing role with a leadership component: you'll both execute testing yourself and partner with a small external team of QA testers.

A big part of what makes this role unique is the expectation that you'll leverage AI to accelerate your work. You will focus on developing AI skills to generate test cases, define and validate acceptance criteria, help identify root causes of bugs, and create easy to understand bug reports. We're not looking for someone who just runs a checklist. We want someone who thinks critically, breaks things creatively, and finds smarter ways to validate quality at scale.

Key Responsibilities

Exploratory & Adversarial Testing
  • Receive completed features and actively try to break them — edge cases, unexpected inputs, weird user flows, the stuff developers don't think to test
  • Work with real end-users and simulate their behavior to catch usability issues and logic gaps
  • Test across Salesforce (Lightning, Flows, Apex triggers, validation rules) as well as web applications and API integrations
Acceptance Criteria Definition & AI-Augmented Validation
  • Work with developers and stakeholders to translate requirements into clear, testable acceptance criteria
  • Create AI skills that can validate Salesforce records, field values, automation outputs, and data integrity
  • Build a library of reusable validation prompts and test scripts that can be run against new releases
  • Document test results and flag bugs with clear, reproducible steps
QA Team Oversight
  • Coordinate and assign testing tasks to a contracted team of QA engineers
  • Review their test results for thoroughness and accuracy
  • Establish testing standards, templates, and workflows so the team operates consistently
  • Serve as the primary point of contact between the contracted QA team and the internal development team
Process & Documentation
  • Maintain a regression test suite that grows with each release
  • Establish and enforce bug reporting standards (severity, reproduction steps, expected vs. actual behavior)
  • Provide release readiness assessments — a clear thumbs up/down before features go to production
  • Track recurring defect patterns and surface them to the dev team for root-cause fixes

Required Qualifications

  • 5 - 7 years of experience in QA, software testing, or a related role
  • Familiarity with Salesforce (basic understanding of flows, validation rules, and database architecture)
  • Experience testing web applications and/or REST APIs
  • Strong written communication — you'll need to document bugs and acceptance criteria clearly
  • Comfort using AI tools (Claude) as part of your workflow
  • Ability to think like an end user, not just a technician

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with test management tools
  • Exposure to Salesforce admin or development concepts (Apex, SOQL, Flows)
  • Experience coordinating or leading distributed teams
  • Familiarity with API testing tools (Postman)

What we offer

  • Competitive Salary
  • Ability to make important enhancements to the Healthcare industry.
  • Great culture where you work with the founders and key stakeholders in a relaxed, but innovative atmosphere.

Key skills/competency

  • Quality Assurance
  • Software Testing
  • Salesforce
  • API Testing
  • Web Applications
  • AI Tools
  • Test Case Generation
  • Bug Reporting
  • Regression Testing
  • Acceptance Criteria

Skills & topics

  • QA Engineer
  • Software Testing
  • Salesforce
  • API Testing
  • Web Application Testing
  • AI Testing
  • Test Automation
  • Quality Assurance
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Bug Detection

How to get hired

  • Tailor your resume: Highlight your 5-7 years of QA experience, Salesforce familiarity, and AI tool proficiency.
  • Showcase AI skills: Detail your experience using AI for test case generation, validation, and bug reporting.
  • Demonstrate critical thinking: Emphasize your ability to think like an end-user and creatively break systems.
  • Research WeShare Health: Understand their mission to improve healthcare affordability and their faith-based nonprofit status.
  • Prepare for technical questions: Be ready to discuss your experience with web applications, APIs, and Salesforce testing.

Technical preparation

Practice Salesforce testing scenarios.,Develop AI prompts for test generation.,Write clear API and web test cases.,Simulate diverse user behaviors for testing.

Behavioral questions

Describe a time you creatively broke a system.,How do you ensure quality in complex systems?,Explain how you'd collaborate with developers.,How do you approach learning new tools (AI)?

Frequently asked questions

What specific AI tools does WeShare Health expect QA Engineers to use for this role?
The job description specifically mentions comfort using AI tools like Claude as part of your workflow. While Claude is highlighted, a willingness and ability to learn and adapt to other AI tools that can assist with test case generation, acceptance criteria validation, and bug identification would also be beneficial for a QA Engineer at WeShare Health.
How much experience with Salesforce is required for the QA Engineer position at WeShare Health?
The QA Engineer role at WeShare Health requires familiarity with Salesforce, including a basic understanding of its flows, validation rules, and database architecture. While not requiring deep development expertise, this foundational knowledge is crucial for testing within the Salesforce ecosystem.
What is the balance between hands-on testing and team oversight for the QA Engineer at WeShare Health?
The QA Engineer at WeShare Health will be involved in both hands-on testing and team leadership. You will execute testing yourself, including exploratory and adversarial testing, while also coordinating and reviewing the work of a small external QA team.
Can you explain the 'member-to-member health sharing program' at WeShare Health?
WeShare Health offers a member-to-member health sharing program as a cost-effective alternative to traditional health insurance. This model allows members to share healthcare costs directly with each other, aiming to provide more affordable access to care across a network of physicians.
What does WeShare Health mean by 'adversarial testing' in the QA Engineer job description?
Adversarial testing, as described for the QA Engineer role at WeShare Health, involves actively trying to 'break' features by exploring edge cases, unexpected user flows, and inputs that developers might not anticipate. It's about thinking critically and creatively to uncover potential issues before they impact end-users.
What kind of documentation and reporting is expected from the QA Engineer at WeShare Health?
The QA Engineer at WeShare Health is expected to document test results clearly, flag bugs with reproducible steps, define acceptance criteria, and provide release readiness assessments. Maintaining a regression test suite and tracking defect patterns for root-cause analysis are also key documentation responsibilities.