What is QA?
Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers have one of the most important jobs in tech. It doesn't require coding, technical knowledge, or years of experience.
QA Engineers test software to catch bugs, and work with software engineers to fix them. Their job is about breaking software and documenting the results. It's a lot like technical writing, but simpler and more engaging.
An entry-level job in QA can lead to a rewarding career in tech. QA jobs require a basic knowledge of the tools and procedures, which can be acquired part-time through a bootcamp in just a few months.
Average salaries for junior positions are about $68,000 per year. Because QA Engineers are so embedded in the software development process, they quickly learn the ropes and grow into better-paying roles.
An entry-level job in QA can lead to a rewarding career in tech. QA jobs require a basic knowledge of the tools and procedures, which can be acquired part-time through a bootcamp in just a few months.
Average salaries for junior positions are about $68,000 per year. Because QA Engineers are so embedded in the software development process, they quickly learn the ropes and grow into better-paying roles.
Anyone can become a QA Engineer
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Learn to design and run both manual and automated tests. We've covered everything in one program!
this is what your skillset will look like:
Postman
Console
SQL
Jira
Python
Android Studio
Chrome DevTools
Selenium
Test cases
Cross-browser testing
Mobile testing
Regression testing
Web application testing
API testing
Bug reports
Manual testing
Agile
Automation testing
Mock interviews
Real projects
LinkedIn profile
Job-search strategy
Average starting__salary:
$67,000
$67,000
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Our curriculum breaks down real cases from real companies. Concepts and skills come in short, digestible, interactive lessons that prep you to get and perform the job.
Sprints
Week 1 — Theory + Practice
The learning process is divided into sprints, or two-to-three week long work intensive periods. Most tech companies work this way, so you will come prepared. Each sprint consists of interactive lessons and features a project with a deadline.
Weeks 2 & 3 — Work on project
5 portfolio projects
You are going to perform real-life projects from day one. In 5 months, you’ll have built a solid portfolio to demonstrate your applied skills in quality assurance and manual testing.
Regular one-on-one tutoring
Learning to code is easier with support from our tutors—experienced professionals who’ve been where you are. You’ll have regular one-on-ones, as well as the opportunity to attend daily office hours, all online.
Web Application Testing
SQL
Cross-Browser Testing
Jira
Test Cases
Mobile Testing
Regression Testing
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Code Reviewers
Give you feedback
Tech Support
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Learn how to write a standout resume and a cover letter, create LinkedIn and GitHub profiles, make a professional portfolio, and other employment pro-tips.
4+ free hours of mock interviews will give you the confidence to nail a real one
Career coaching
One-to-one sessions with a career coach to develop a job-search strategy.
Support beyond graduation
We stay in touch during the first two months of employment, to make sure you are confident in your new position.
Externships
Externships are temporary training programs where students have the opportunity to work on real-life projects for companies and impress their future employers with relevant projects.
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Along the way I had a ton of fun, participated in group projects and hackathons, went to talks, worked in sprints, and learned a TON.
Nathanael Anderson
Web Developer at Neurogazer
Former Bartender
My favorite part of the program is the project and code review. At the end when your project is approved, there is that satisfaction that comes from achieving a feat.
Chukwuemeka Okoli
ML engineer at Leidos
Former Petroleum engineer
The program is really well structured and organized, which is something that appeals to me.
Desiree Bradish
Full Stack Software Engineer at Flexion
Former Graphic Designer
The projects are modeled from real-world scenarios, which made them quite interesting to work on and solve.
Makenzie Wells
Senior Director of Technical Operations at Remind
Former Business Development Manager
Somehow I feel like we are part of a group trying to achieve something together despite working individually, helping each other when needed and celebrating each other’s win.
Rachelle Perez
Associate Data Scientist at Spotify
Worked in Tourism Sales
While you are learning, you are also learning Agile methodology, which is used for most companies out there.
Enyel Sequeira
Senior Frontend Engineer at OMEGA Systems
Former Teacher
This sprint explores the role of a Software Tester and how they fit into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). It also takes a detailed look at the different types of testing before introducing you to exploratory testing. You’ll then finish the sprint by completing your very first testing project!
This sprint covers the analysis and decomposition of product requirements while identifying gray areas. It then looks at writing reports on test results, finding errors in web services, and understanding their structure. You'll use various techniques to design and optimize your tests before putting your knowledge to use in your second project by creating your own test documentation.
This module covers the basics of web application structure, including client-server architecture, front-end, back-end, URL, and HTTP. You'll compile a checklist of tests for the interface elements and learn how to work with industry tools such as Figma, DevTools, and Charles. At the end of the module, you will test a new routing interface.
This sprint is all about mobile applications. Here you’ll learn how to use the Android Studio emulator, practice setting logs, and become familiar with the intricacies of testing on a real device.
This sprint covers how to test APIs using Postman. You’ll learn everything you need in order to understand APIs, such as REST architecture, JSON, and the HTTP request and response structure. As usual, there will be a project at the end.
This sprint is all about databases. You’ll study the console while learning how to work with tables and write SQL queries.
This sprint introduces you to one of the most important programming languages in the world: Python. You’ll learn the basics of the language and how to apply it to testing.
This sprint teaches you how to use Python to automate a web browser. You’ll build on the previous chapter and learn about a commonly-used testing tool called Selenium.
The final project gives you the chance to put all of your learning into practice as you test a mobile app, a web app, and an API. You’ll design and perform tests, then submit bug reports with your findings.
Provide real solutions to real companies. These projects involve communicating with clients to understand their requirements and providing them with bug reports. You’ll play a vital role in helping them meet the standards that their customers expect.
This is a course devoted to preparing for life after TripleTen. During this course, you’ll learn how to create a resume, a LinkedIn profile, and a GitHub account, along with improving networking and interview skills.
Once you've graduated, we'll spend time with you to help you find a job. Typically, this is a 3-4 month process during which we provide mock interviews, review your career documents, and give you 1:1 career coaching.*
*Only available to students eligible to work in the US.
*Only available to students eligible to work in the US.
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