Mobile App Development Tester - Gothenburg

Veritaz is a fast-growing IT-consultant firm. Our company is made up of insanely bright people from over 4 countries, and we are located in Sweden, UK, US and Pakistan. The voyage has been incredible this far, but it is only the beginning.
Assignment Description:
We are seeking an experienced Tester within Mobile Application Development to join our team
What you will work on:
Test the functions developed in the Migraine app, Epilepsy app, and potentially upcoming apps for Parkinson’s, etc.
Report bugs and issues discovered during testing.
Collaborate with the development team to ensure high-quality app performance.
Conduct manual testing and exploratory testing of mobile apps on iOS and Android platforms.
Work in an agile environment, preferably using Scrum methodology.
Review requirements and write test cases to ensure comprehensive test coverage.
Maintain good communication and cooperation with team members.
Take responsibility for processes and collaborate effectively in working with different areas.

What you bring:
Minimum 4 years of experience in testing mobile apps.
Proficient in testing mobile apps on iOS and Android platforms.
Familiarity with manual testing and exploratory testing techniques.
Experience working in an agile environment, preferably with Scrum.
Ability to review requirements and create effective test cases.
Good IT skills and experience with different IT environments and systems.
Excellent communication and cooperation skills.
Strong organizational skills and a structured approach to work.
Ability to handle and manage processes effectively.
Fluent in Swedish and English, both spoken and written.

Preferred (Meritorious) Skills:
Experience testing iPads and similar hardware.
Knowledge of usability and accessibility testing with assistive devices (WCAG).
Hands-on experience with leading testing tools.
Familiarity with Jira/Azure DevOps.
Experience testing complex and integrated systems.
Background in the healthcare sector.
ISTQB Certification-preferred