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Test-drive the role of
QA automation engineer

feel the profession, don't study it

A realistic, hands-on experience that shows how quality engineers think, test, and automate under pressure. You'll debug broken features, write simple test logic, and learn how QA fits into the heartbeat of a tech team — fast, focused, and essential.

What you'll experience

Work like a real QA in a startup team — balancing bugs, sprints, and sanity. You'll see how tiny errors break big systems, and how testing prevents chaos.

What you'll do inside

Three days of realistic QA work with real bugs and team dynamics.

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Day 1: Bug hunting

Read the product brief, find obvious UX and logic bugs in the application.

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Day 2: Test planning

Create test cases and discuss them with developers and product managers.

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Day 3: Automation

Write your first test automation scenario and push it live to the test suite.

Who it's for

Perfect for anyone curious about quality engineering and testing culture.

Curious beginners

Exploring QA, testing, or dev careers

PMs and devs

Who want to understand quality culture

Career-switchers

Moving into tech from non-technical roles

Detail lovers

Anyone who loves order, detail, and that "aha!" moment when the bug breaks

Why it's awesome

Experience the precision and problem-solving mindset of quality engineering.

🎯 3 days of realistic work

Team chat and problem-solving with real startup dynamics

🐛 Interactive debugging

Challenges with instant feedback and real bug scenarios

👥 Team dialogue

With Alex (QA Lead), Mike (Product Manager), and Eva (Dev)

🚀 Real bug scenarios

Inspired by actual startup life and common issues

💻 Mini automation tutorial

Learn automation logic — no coding background required

Simulator Details

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Time needed

3 sessions × 45–60 minutes. Flexible pacing.

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Level

Beginner-friendly. No prior tech experience required.

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Includes

Interactive bugs, real team dialogue, QA logic map, and final reflection.

Ready to feel the profession?

Experience what it's like to hunt bugs, write tests, and keep software quality high in a fast-paced startup environment.

"The best QA engineers don't just find bugs — they prevent them from ever happening."