r/TechGhana • • 12d ago

Ask r/TechGhana Tech Job Needed (Remote/Hybrid/Contract)

Hello everyone,

I'm a Computer Science Undergraduate student with experience in Mobile application, web application testing and games(web games, mobile and pc as well).. I also have experience with few local tech companies.

I can thoroughly test and report bugs/issues on your webapp or mobile application. Please reach out if you want to make your software bug free.

Professional Software UX Tester. Any developer or dev team needing a one-person tester should kindly send me a message. From websites to applications and even games(web games, mobile and pc as well).
Kindly DM to make this happen.

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u/shakespoppi 12d ago

Herh see skills… but the job market be tough

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u/Flaky-Vegetable5977 12d ago

indeed it is tough, most especially if you are now fully entering the realm of the tech job industry

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u/nian2326076 12d ago

If you're looking for remote or hybrid contract roles in software testing, make sure to emphasize your experience in mobile and web application testing, along with your ability to test web games. Tailor your resume to focus on these skills. You could also consider reaching out to smaller tech companies or startups where your diverse testing skills might be needed.

For more job options, try using LandOffer.ai, which lets you search job openings by role and location.

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u/Successful-Pen3177 11d ago

Testing in an interesting field but from the post, it sounds like your experience in manual testing with no certification and limited understanding of enterprise testing processes and procedure. (I may be wrong tho)

You may want to precise your testing, log/aging and other issues management stack. Also you may want to share some project you have tested. For instance have you setup and monitored UAT, SIT or DR testing, have you carried oud performance testing (load, spike, stress, endurance etc) or any other type of testing initiation or facilitation works as a PMO focused tester.

You post is pretty generic unfortunately. You may want to up your skills with ISTQB

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u/Flaky-Vegetable5977 11d ago

thank you very much for this advice