Quality built into delivery, not bolted on.
We staff senior QA and automation engineers who make quality part of how you ship. Test strategy, automation and release confidence, in European-hours, inside your process.
What our QA engineers cover.
Quality as part of how you ship — from test strategy and automation frameworks to API, performance and the release gates that protect confidence. Selenium, Cypress and Playwright, wired into your CI.
Test strategy
Risk-based test planning and a definition of done that fits how you actually ship.
Automation frameworks
Maintainable suites in Selenium, Cypress and Playwright, wired into your CI.
API & performance
Contract, integration, load and performance testing under real conditions.
Release confidence
Quality gates in the pipeline, so regressions are caught before your users are.
The judgement we screen for.
Seniority is not years on a CV. It is knowing what to automate, what to leave alone, and how to keep a suite worth trusting. This is what we assess.
Knows what to automate.
And what to leave manual, so the suite stays fast and trusted instead of a maintenance tax nobody wants to touch.
Automation that does not rot.
Stable selectors, isolation and retriable design, so tests don't drift into flakiness that teams learn to ignore.
Quality moved earlier.
Shift-left thinking that makes releases predictable, not just more tested after the fact. Caught at commit, not in production.
Three ways to bring QA capacity in.
The same quality bar applies across all three. What changes is how much you keep on your side, and how much we run.
Staff augmentation
Add QA and automation engineers to your existing squad.
Dedicated team
QA embedded across a product squad, owning the quality bar.
End-to-end delivery
QA and release management inside an owned workstream.
Inside your pipeline, not adjacent to it.
Your CI, your definition of done and your release process. QA engineers work to your quality bar from onboarding, with a named lead and the visibility set out in how we work.
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QA rarely ships alone.
The strongest results come when QA ships next to the capabilities it protects — built to the same senior bar, by teams that already work together.
A good fit when releases are getting risky and quality needs to move earlier in the process, without slowing delivery down.
Questions teams ask.
Which test tools do your engineers use?
Selenium, Cypress and Playwright, with API, performance and CI integration.
Do you cover manual testing too?
Yes, alongside automation, where exploratory and manual testing add value.
How fast can someone start?
Indicative shortlist in 2 to 4 weeks, depending on role and stack.
How do we keep control?
Your definition of done and quality bar, applied by engineers in your pipeline, with a named lead. See how we work.
Build quality into your delivery.
Tell us where releases are getting risky. We map the right model and the right engineers.