Tests custom SPFx solutions, Power Apps, and integration workflows across devices and browsers. Catches regressions before client demos, coordinates UAT with client champions, and keeps our M365 delivery production-clean.
What you'll do
Day-to-day
Test custom SPFx web parts and pages across desktop and mobile breakpoints.
Test Power Apps (canvas and model-driven) on mobile devices and tablets for field use cases.
Verify data flows between integrated systems: confirm that records created in one platform appear correctly in another (e.g., ERP to SharePoint, Power Automate to Teams).
Run regression checks after each deployment to SharePoint Online.
Document bugs with screenshots, device/browser info, and steps to reproduce.
Validate UI against Figma designs (pixel-level attention to detail).
Test cross-browser compatibility (Edge, Chrome, Safari, mobile browsers).
Coordinate UAT cycles with named client champions, tracking sign-off against acceptance criteria.
Coordinate directly with the lead developer on fix verification.
What we're looking for
You should
Hands-on QA experience with SharePoint Online, SPFx custom solutions, or Power Apps.
Comfortable testing across devices, browsers, and screen sizes, including mobile field scenarios.
Can read a Figma file and spot what is off.
Strong written communication: clear, actionable bug reports.
Understand integration testing: you can verify that data moved between systems correctly, not just that a button works.
Reliable availability during U.S. Eastern business hours for coordination.
Nice to have
Bonus points
Experience testing ERP or project management integrations (Viewpoint Vista, Procore, or similar)
Experience in a startup, consultancy, or small-team environment
Familiarity with Power Platform, Microsoft 365 admin, or Teams app testing
Exposure to CI/CD or deployment pipelines for SPFx
Basic understanding of responsive CSS and React component structure
Interested?
Tell us what you build. If there's a fit, we'll bring you onto the next engagement that needs your skills.