QA Engineer (Windows / iOS)

wispr-flow · Remote

About Wispr We're building the first voice interface a billion people use every day. Our first product, Flow, lets you talk instead of type anywhere on your computer or phone, and turns messy speech into polished text that is ready to send. It's scaled from

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M → $50M in ARR in under 12 months with millions of users and thousands of enterprise customers. How we think → The team is still small enough that every person shapes what gets built. About the Role Flow ships fast across Windows and iOS. Before every release, someone needs to put their hands on real devices and make sure the product works the way our users expect. That person is you. This isn't a traditional manual QA role. You'll pull feature branches directly from GitHub, build the app locally, and verify fixes against specific commits. When something breaks, you won't just file a ticket saying "it's broken" - you'll read the diff, trace the issue through the codebase using tools like Claude Code, and tell engineers exactly where things went wrong. You care about quality the way engineers care about their code. We're looking for someone with an engineering background who chose to focus on quality. You're comfortable in a terminal, you can read Swift and C++/C#, and you've built software before. You understand how the product works under the hood, and that knowledge makes you a significantly better tester. If you have high ownership, an obsessive eye for detail, and want to be the last line of defense for a product that millions of people rely on every day, this role is for you. What You'll Do Own pre-release testing on every build. Before each Windows and iOS release, you run the manual regression suite on physical devices. Verify every bug fix and new feature that went into the build. Pull, build, and test from source. You check out branches from GitHub, build the app locally, and test specific changes in isolation. When an engineer opens a PR, you can pull that branch, reproduce the reported issue on the

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