If you have "CLAUDE" here is a prompt that will get applications going. This is for those that have a resume already created for this type of position. You can also change it up to your target role and minimum pay you desire? I have imaged below my AI Agent applying for jobs for me. PROMPT: Create an AI job-search agent that finds and assists me with applying to legitimate remote Manual QA jobs worldwide paying at least $90,000 USD annually or $50/hour. Use my 12 years of QA experience in manual, functional, regression, integration, system, UAT, API, and payment-processing testing. Prioritize roles using Jira, Confluence, HP ALM, TestRail, Qase, Postman, SQL, Agile, test-case development, defect management, and requirements analysis. For every job: - Confirm it is open, remote, and available to U.S.-based applicants. - Verify salary, location, time-zone, and work-authorization restrictions. - Only include roles where I meet at least 70% of the requirements. - Provide the direct application link, salary, fit score, matching qualifications, gaps, and ATS keywords. - Tailor my resume truthfully for each approved position. - Track application status and follow-up dates. - Exclude automation-heavy, development, management, and engineering roles that do not match my background. Never invent qualifications or submit an application without my approval. Ask me to handle logins, CAPTCHAs, signatures, demographic questions, and sensitive information. Start by asking for my master resume, work-authorization details, and application preferences. Then present the ten best current matches ranked by fit.

Very strong government/QA crossover and one of the safest applications this week. The role is fully remote, supports the VA ESOM environment, and pays $95,000–$105,000. https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=3c7a29bf34c9b32c

I used to think GitHub was only for developers. Now I understand it’s also a powerful way for QA professionals to show proof of skill. 🔎 For Manual QA roles, your portfolio does not have to be full of code. It can show how you think, organize, document, test, report defects, and communicate with a team. GitHub can help QA professionals showcase: 🔹 Test plans 🔹 Test cases 🔹 Bug reports 🔹 Traceability matrices 🔹 QA documentation 🔹 Sample test data 🔹 Screenshots and evidence 🔹 README files that explain the project clearly For anyone trying to stand out in QA, Business Analyst, Security QA, IAM Testing, or GRC roles, GitHub can become more than a code platform. It can become your proof-of-work portfolio. Manual QA is not “just testing.” It is organization, documentation, traceability, collaboration, and testing discipline. ✅ #ManualQA #QualityAssurance #SoftwareTesting #GitHubPortfolio #QATesting #TechCareers #BusinessAnalyst #SecurityQA #WomenInTech #CareerGrowth #TestingCommunity #QAEngineer

One of the biggest mistakes new QA professionals make is jumping straight into testing without fully understanding the Acceptance Criteria. Acceptance Criteria tell you exactly what the application should do and become the foundation for your test cases. 🎯 Before you write a single test case, ask yourself: - Did I identify the happy path? - What happens if the user enters invalid data? - What are the boundary conditions? - Can I write this in Given / When / Then format? The stronger your Acceptance Criteria, the stronger your testing will be. 💬 Discussion Question: Using the password reset example from the infographic—or any feature you use every day (Amazon checkout, Netflix login, online banking, etc.)—write ONE Acceptance Criterion in the comments using the Given / When / Then format. Let's practice thinking like real QA Engineers! 🚀

How’s everyone doing this week? 👇🏾 ✅ Biggest win: 🎯 This week’s goal: ❓What do you need help with? Let’s celebrate the wins and keep each other accountable! 💜