QA Engineer at Superhuman

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Updated 2026-11-05, from our data and official sources.

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About the role

Responsibilities:
- Own and operate the weekly release process to ensure predictable, low-risk deployments across native and web systems.
- Identify and remove bottlenecks in the release pipeline; design and implement improvements to speed and reliability.
- Build, maintain, and extend automated test suites for desktop (Windows/Mac) and platform components.
- Coordinate cross-team dependencies and communicate release status, risks, and rollback plans.
- Advocate for documentation, testing best practices, and a strong end-user quality focus across engineering teams.
- Triage, track, and drive resolution of bugs using bug-tracking tools; contribute to post-release retrospectives.

Requirements:
- 5+ years of QA or release engineering experience, ideally with desktop applications (Windows and Mac).
- Practical experience with test automation and release management workflows.
- Proficiency with at least one of: TypeScript, C#, or Swift.
- Strong experience using bug-tracking and release pipeline tooling; ability to identify systemic issues.
- Self-driven, able to manage multiple priorities independently and collaborate across product, engineering, and design.
- User-focused mindset with attention to detail and a commitment to high quality in fast-paced environments.

Responsibilities

The QA Engineer will own and drive the weekly release process to ensure efficiency and low risk while identifying bottlenecks in the pipeline. They will also coordinate dependencies across native and web systems to support the development and deployment of AI agents.

Requirements

Candidates must have 5+ years of relevant experience, including work with desktop applications and test automation. Proficiency in Typescript, C#, or Swift is required, along with a strong focus on end-user quality.

Key skills

• QA Engineering — in 5 other listings on The Stack
• Release management — in 7 other listings on The Stack
• Test automation — in 87 other listings on The Stack
• Typescript — in 467 other listings on The Stack
• C# — in 49 other listings on The Stack
• Swift — in 41 other listings on The Stack
• Desktop applications — not in any other listing on The Stack
• Windows — in 7 other listings on The Stack
• Mac
• Bug-tracking tools
• Release pipeline optimization
• Cross-functional collaboration
• Documentation
• User experience
• Infrastructure scaling

On The Stack (as of 2026-11-05)

• Superhuman has 20 other listings on The Stack, 15 of them marked as offering visa sponsorship.
• 166 visa-sponsored jobs in Germany on The Stack, posted in the last 60 days.

Frequently asked questions about Superhuman

Is this QA Engineer role still open?

It was posted on 2026-04-22. Listings more than 30 days old may no longer be active, so check Superhuman's site before applying.

Does Superhuman offer visa sponsorship?

This listing is marked as offering visa sponsorship. Eligibility rules are set by the employer, so check the details on Superhuman's site.

Where is this role located?

The listing gives the location as Berlin, Germany. It is marked remote.

What skills does this role ask for?

The listing names: QA Engineering, Release management, Test automation, Typescript, C#, Swift, Desktop applications, Windows, Mac, Bug-tracking tools, Release pipeline optimization, Cross-functional collaboration, Documentation, User experience, Infrastructure scaling.