UI Tester

About the Company

FulcrumDigital is an agile and next generation digital accelerating company providing digital transformation and technology services from ideation to implementation. Services apply to banking & financial services, insurance, retail, higher education, food, healthcare, and manufacturing.

About the Role

UI Tester for AI & Decision Product Enablement (AI&DPE), Mastercard's innovation engine for AI driven decisioning at global scale. Focus on modern frontend applications built using React and Angular.

Key Responsibilities

• Test web UI features to validate functionality, usability, accessibility, and visual consistency.
• Create and execute manual test cases based on requirements, designs, and acceptance criteria.
• Identify, log, and communicate UI defects with actionable reproduction steps.
• Review UI designs and requirements early to highlight testability, usability, and edge case risks.
• Collaborate closely with frontend engineers, product owners, and designers.
• Support regression testing prior to releases and assist with release sign off.
• Contribute to improving QA processes, checklists, and test coverage over time.

Required Skills & Experience

• Minimum 3 years of hands on experience testing web based user interfaces.
• Strong experience with manual UI testing in modern web applications.
• Practical experience testing applications built with React and/or Angular.
• Ability to translate requirements and UI designs into effective test scenarios.
• High attention to detail with a user centric quality mindset.
• Clear verbal and written communication skills.

Nice to Have

• Hands on experience with UI automation, particularly Playwright.
• Exposure to other automation tools (e.g., Cypress, Selenium).
• Experience with accessibility testing (WCAG basics, screen readers, contrast checks).
• Experience working in Agile / Scrum teams.
• Basic understanding of API testing to support end to end scenarios.
• Experience testing complex, data heavy, or workflow driven UIs.

What Success Looks Like

UI defects are identified early and communicated clearly. Releases ship with high confidence and minimal UI regressions. Strong collaboration with engineers improves overall frontend quality. UI changes consistently meet functional, visual, and usability expectations.