Software QA Tester

We're looking for someone who is able to start immediately and continue with us through the fall semester.

That means if you are an international candidate you must already be approved for OPT/CPT and be ready to start immediately.

This is an unpaid internship.

If you have questions you can email us at jd@mylawly.com.

Website: Dev.mylawly.com (in development)

Lawly - QA Tester

Lawly is building the go-to marketplace connecting law school applicants with admissions consultants. We're looking for detail-oriented testers to help us catch bugs, break things on purpose, and make sure the platform actually works the way it's supposed to before real users hit it, all as part of a small, early-stage team where your work has a direct, visible impact.

This is a great fit if you're drawn to the startup world and want real exposure to it.

What you'll be working on:

• Working through structured test cases across the platform, signup, onboarding, booking, payments, messaging, edge cases, and more
• Testing consultant-facing and applicant-facing flows to make sure both sides of the marketplace actually work
• Logging bugs clearly: what happened, what should have happened, and how to reproduce it
• Stress-testing edge cases: weird inputs, broken flows, what happens when something goes wrong
• Retesting fixes to confirm they actually work before we consider something done
• Giving honest feedback on what's confusing, clunky, or just doesn't feel right as a user

What you'll get:

• Experience in a structured development project using a kanban board.
• Direct, regular access to the founder: no layers of management between you and real decisions
• A genuine, unfiltered experience of what building a startup actually looks like day to day
• Real ownership over the quality of what ships, not busywork with no context
• Hands-on experience with QA processes, bug tracking, and structured testing, skills that transfer to any product or engineering career path
• A resume line that reflects real QA experience, not just "used the app a few times"

What we're looking for:

• Sharp attention to detail, you notice things other people scroll past
• Comfortable following structured test cases and also comfortable going off-script to break things
• Clear, precise written communication (bug reports are only useful if someone else can understand them)
• Genuinely curious about how startups build and ship product
• Available for regular, part-time hours (unpaid internship, flexible around your schedule)