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Good software is only noticed when nothing goes wrong. Our Test Engineers look for problems early, so your users never run into them. That way you deliver a stable and reliable product.

Why hire a Test Engineer?

It sounds contradictory, but sometimes you have to go looking for problems. Our Test Engineers are creative inspectors of your product. They design, run and improve test processes and catch problems before they reach your end users.

They put themselves in your users' shoes and assess the quality before you go live. In every development phase they flag bugs and inconsistencies. That saves costs, because fixing an error early is cheaper than fixing it afterwards. They keep improving the test processes, so the whole development cycle becomes more efficient. The result is stable and reliable applications, satisfied users and higher customer satisfaction.

Why hire a Test Engineer?

What does a Test Engineer deliver

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Problems found early

Bugs and inconsistencies surface in every phase, not only with your users.

Lower costs

Fixing early costs less than solving errors after go live.

Stable software

Your users get applications that work reliably.

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Fast releases

Automated tests make releases faster and safer.

What does a Test Engineer do for you?

What does a Test Engineer do for you?

Setting up and improving test processes. We design and implement a test approach that fits your product and keep improving it.

Testing in every phase. Manually where needed and automated where possible, for example with regression tests in our own test framework.

Clear feedback and help with fixing. Your team knows exactly what is going on. If something goes wrong, the Test Engineer helps solve it.

Whether your product is still in development or already in use, a dedicated quality specialist makes a difference to its success.

Curious what a Test Engineer can do for your project?

A stable product starts with looking early for what doesn't work yet. Our Test Engineers test in every phase, in a Product League team or as an individual specialist. Leave your details and we will get in touch to look together at where a Test Engineer can make the difference.

Curious what a Test Engineer can do for your project?

How a Test Engineer works in your project

  1. 1

    Defining risks and quality

    We start with your product and its risks. Together we decide what needs to be tested and what quality means to you.

  2. 2

    Setting up the test approach

    The Test Engineer designs the test approach and sets up the test processes, including manual and automated tests.

  3. 3

    Testing and giving feedback

    In every development phase, we look for bugs and inconsistencies and give the team clear feedback.

  4. 4

    Ready for go live

    Before go-live, we assess the quality, for example, with a regression test. After every release, we improve the test processes.

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    “Collaboration with Product League truly focuses on getting solutions delivered. Expectations regarding scope, quality, timelines and cost are defined together, with open communication throughout the whole process. That way they make sure promises are actually kept.”

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While developing a specialised custom app for forklift drivers in warehouses, our QA team went a step further by running tests on site to ensure an optimal user experience. The busy noise in the operational areas was too loud for the intended sound signals to be heard effectively. This insight from the shop floor led the development team to quickly adjust their approach, which improved overall usability and satisfaction.

PLUS mApp and automated testing

One evening, an important deploy was planned that first required a regression test. Instead of running that time consuming test manually, one of our Test Engineers started an automated regression test in our test framework at the push of a button. All tests passed and the release could safely go to production.

Result: a safe release without time consuming manual test work.

PLUS mApp and automated testing

Frequently asked questions

  • When is it smart to bring in a Test Engineer?

    From the start of development, because problems you find early cost less than problems after go live. Even if your product is already in use, a Test Engineer helps to safeguard quality.

  • Can I also hire a Test Engineer separately?

    Yes. You can deploy a Test Engineer in a multidisciplinary Product League team or as an individual specialist on secondment. With secondment, the Test Engineer joins your team and way of working.

  • What exactly does a Test Engineer do?

    They design and improve test processes, look for bugs and inconsistencies in every phase, give clear feedback to the team and help solve problems.

  • Do you test manually or automated?

    Both. We test manually where needed and use our automated test framework for regression tests, among other things.