WearLinq is a groundbreaking healthcare startup, emerging from Stanford University, on a mission to democratize healthcare. Our integrated ecosystem of hardware, software, and services aims to bridge gaps between patients and healthcare providers. We have successfully launched our first product: an FDA-cleared 6-channel EKG wearable device accompanied by a patient-facing mobile application, offering seamless access to qualified physicians to diagnose and manage arrhythmia and reduce stroke risk. With an exciting pipeline of upcoming solutions for various disease conditions, we are poised for rapid growth. Our leadership team is primarily located in the San Francisco Bay Area and Singapore but our software team is in Poland working fully remote.
🧪 Software QA Engineer (Manual Testing Focus)We’re looking for a Software QA Engineer with exceptional manual testing skills for mobile apps, BLE-connected hardware, and full-stack systems. You’ll own the creation and execution of test cases, document results clearly, and support FDA-compliant QMS documentation. While manual testing is your strength, you have a mindset that seeks to automate where it counts.
✅ Requirements- 2+ years in software QA (mobile + full stack)
- Skilled at writing and executing detailed test cases
- Clear documentation of test results, bugs, and regressions
- Strong understanding of REST APIs, databases, and UI flows
- Familiar with QA tools like JIRA, TestRail, etc.
- Comfortable working with cross-functional teams (Product, Dev, Support)
- Clear communicator with strong attention to detail
- Hands-on experience with automating tests
- Automation frameworks for mobile, web, and API testing
- Experience testing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices
- Experience writing QMS documentation for FDA submissions (preferred)
- Experience in regulated environments (healthcare, medical devices)
- Knowledge of 21 CFR Part 820 or ISO 13485
- Test our mobile hardware-integrated apps and client-facing web portals
- Validate Bluetooth hardware behavior
- Create and manage test plans and cases
- Collaborate across teams to improve test coverage and product quality
- Drive manual testing efforts and automate where it brings value
- Prepare QA and validation documentation for regulatory submission
- B2B contract
- Paid vacation
- Competitive salary and equity options.
- Opportunity to work at the forefront of healthcare innovation.
- Fully remote and flexible work environment.
- Collaboration with a talented team and advisors
If you are passionate about revolutionizing healthcare and are looking for a challenging role that allows you to make a significant impact, we'd love to hear from you. WearLinq is an equal opportunity employer and we encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply.
Skills Required
- 2+ years in software QA (mobile and full stack)
- Skilled at writing and executing detailed test cases
- Clear documentation of test results, bugs, and regressions
- Strong understanding of REST APIs, databases, and UI flows
- Familiarity with QA tools such as JIRA and TestRail
- Comfortable working with cross-functional teams (Product, Dev, Support)
- Clear communication skills and strong attention to detail
- Hands-on experience with automating tests
- Experience with automation frameworks for mobile, web, and API testing
- Experience testing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices
- Experience writing QMS documentation for FDA submissions
- Experience in regulated environments (healthcare, medical devices)
- Knowledge of 21 CFR Part 820 or ISO 13485
What We Do
WearLinq is a provider of digital healthcare solutions with a focus on ambulatory electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring. The unique WearLinq system is designed to elevate the standard of remote cardiac monitoring by the enhanced detection of heart rhythm disorders and effectively reducing overall healthcare costs. The Wearlinq platform (or system) includes the first FDA cleared 6-lead cardiac monitor with multidimensional views of the heart for electrocardiogram (ECG) studies. Wearlinq is an Independent Diagnostic Testing Facility (“IDTF”) with clinical operations in Rockville, MD.
