Software Testing Intern

About the internship

Testing is where you learn how software really behaves. Over six months you will work on BizPlus ERP, BizPlus CRM and Trio HIMS — systems that run production floors and hospital wards, where a defect that reaches production has consequences. You will be given real features to test, not a sandbox.

What you will do

• Write test cases from a requirement, including the paths nobody thought to specify.
• Run functional, regression and exploratory testing across web and mobile.
• Raise defects that a developer can act on — clear steps, expected versus actual, evidence attached.
• Verify fixes and keep the regression suite honest as the product changes.
• Learn automated testing with Selenium or Playwright, and write your first suites.
• Test APIs directly with Postman rather than only through the interface.
• Sit in sprint planning and demos, so you see why a feature exists.

What we are looking for

• A degree, diploma or final year in Computer Science, IT or a related field.
• Genuine curiosity about how things break, and the patience to reproduce it.
• Clear written English — a defect report nobody can follow is not a defect report.
• Basic SQL, enough to check that what the screen shows matches what was stored.
• Some exposure to a programming language; you will read code, not only screens.

Nice to have

• A testing certification, or coursework in software quality.
• Any hands-on time with Selenium, Playwright, Postman or JMeter.
• A personal project you have tested and documented.

What we offer

• A named mentor from the QA team and a written learning plan.
• Real ownership of test coverage for a module, with your name on it.
• A completion certificate and a reference we will actually write.
• A full-time offer for interns who perform — most of our QA team started this way.

Interview process

1. A short conversation about your interest in quality engineering.
2. A practical exercise: find the defects in a small application we give you.
3. A discussion with the QA lead about how you approached it.