Manual Testing - Internship

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Test new features and fixes on both the Android app (emulator and real device) and the web app (desktop browser) before release.

2. Run test cases from our test-case library and log each run with date, build, device and result.

3. Test grade-sensitive flows once per class, 4 to 10, and report any class you did not cover as skipped.

4. Check content in the app against the NCERT (NEP 2020) textbooks: wrong answers, mismatched chapters, unclear questions, spelling and grammar.

5. Test the parent side: sign-up, adding a child, PIN, sending a unit test, dashboard, payments (test mode) and the Safety tab.

6. Test the child side: quizzes, battles, friends, streaks, XP and levels, and the tutor's responses.

7. Try to break things: bad input, no network, slow network, screen rotation, small phones, tablets, foldables, and long names.

8. Write clear bug reports: steps, expected result, actual result, device, build and a screenshot or screen recording.

9. Re-test fixes and confirm the bug is gone before closing it.

10. Write and improve test cases when you find a gap.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for full time (in-office) internshipcan start the internship between 12th Oct'26 and 16th Nov'26are available for duration of 3 monthsare from Hyderabad onlyhave relevant skills and interestsare Computer Science Engineering studentsStipend:INR₹ 5,000 - 6,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Certificate, Informal dress code, 5 days a weekSkills required:Software Testing and UI & UX DesignAbout Company:StreakOwl is a CBSE study app for children in Classes 4-10. Kids learn chapter by chapter with notes, quizzes, battles with friends, and an AI owl tutor. Parents get a dashboard with progress, safety alerts and unit tests they can send to their child. It runs on Android, tablets and foldables, and on the web.

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Test new features and fixes on both the Android app (emulator and real device) and the web app (desktop browser) before release.

2. Run test cases from our test-case library and log each run with date, build, device and result.

3. Test grade-sensitive flows once per class, 4 to 10, and report any class you did not cover as skipped.

4. Check content in the app against the NCERT (NEP 2020) textbooks: wrong answers, mismatched chapters, unclear questions, spelling and grammar.

5. Test the parent side: sign-up, adding a child, PIN, sending a unit test, dashboard, payments (test mode) and the Safety tab.

6. Test the child side: quizzes, battles, friends, streaks, XP and levels, and the tutor's responses.

7. Try to break things: bad input, no network, slow network, screen rotation, small phones, tablets, foldables, and long names.

8. Write clear bug reports: steps, expected result, actual result, device, build and a screenshot or screen recording.

9. Re-test fixes and confirm the bug is gone before closing it.

10. Write and improve test cases when you find a gap.