Web Developer (QA & Support)

Web Developer (QA & Support)

PressEnter

Sliema, Malta

Role Overview

We are looking for a practical, detail-oriented Web Developer to ensure the quality and reliability of our web applications. This role is a mix of feature maintenance and quality assurance. You will be responsible for ensuring our Next.js and React interfaces are bug-free and that our Node.js services perform reliably for our users.

Responsibilities

• Quality Assurance: Execute manual and automated testing for new features in Next.js and React to catch regressions before they hit production.
• Bug Resolution: Actively monitor our error logs and user reports to identify, reproduce, and fix frontend and backend bugs.
• Testing Infrastructure: Write and maintain simple, effective test suites using tools like Jest or Playwrite to automate repetitive checks.
• Feature Maintenance: Perform minor updates and adjustments to existing web components and API endpoints as business needs evolve.
• Documentation: Maintain a library of testing procedures and technical fixes in Confluence to help the team stay aligned.

Requirements

• 1–3 years of professional experience working with React, Next.js, and Node.js. Understanding of TypeScript and how to debug type errors.
• Experience with (or interest in) modern web testing tools (Jest or Playwright). Familiarity with Git/Bitbucket for version control and pull requests.
• A "quality-first" mindset you take pride in shipping code that doesn't break.

Soft skills

• Time Management: Highly organized and able to balance a queue of bug fixes with the long- term task of building out automated test suites.
• Critical Thinking: The ability to look at a new feature and anticipate where it is most likely to fail before it even goes to production.
• Attention to Detail: An "eagle eye" for inconsistencies, from a misaligned UI element in React to a logical edge case in a Node.js API.
• Investigative Curiosity: A natural desire to dig deep into "why" a bug is happening rather than just applying a temporary band-aid fix.