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About GoCharting GoCharting is a web-native charting and trading workflow platform with institutional-grade orderflow and DOM tools footprint/cluster charts, volume/market profile, cumulative delta, imbalance charts, DOM trading. We are the only platform that delivers these capabilities fully on the web. Comparable to TradingView for general charting, but differentiated as the leader in the professional orderflow niche. PE-acquired and funded in 2025, profitable, 3M+ registered traders globally, with a mandate to scale 10x over 4 years. The Role Quality is existential for a charting and trading platform. A wrong price, a frozen chart, or a bad fill costs a trader money and costs us trust. Data accuracy and feed reliability are our single biggest source of customer complaints, and this role is a first line of defence against them. You will own functional and manual testing across the product the live trading terminal, charting, DOM, orderflow tools, and the market-data surface underneath it all. You will test the way a user actually uses the platform, hunt down the bugs others miss, and write reports engineers can act on without a meeting. You report to the CEO inside Client Engineering and work day-to-day with the QA Automation Engineer, backend, frontend, and Support. In year one, success looks like fewer regressions reaching production, faster and cleaner release cycles, and data-accuracy issues caught by QA before a customer ever sees them. What you'll do Own functional and manual testing across the terminal, charting, DOM, and orderflow; write and execute test plans and cases from product specs and real trader workflowsTest what matters most data accuracy and feed reliability validate prices, bars/OHLC, symbols, and session handling across markets, and catch bad prints, gaps, and lag before releaseRun cross-browser and regression testing across the established terminal and the newer product monorepo, keeping a dependable release regression suiteOwn the bug lifecycle reproduce, isolate, and write crisp reproducible reports; verify fixes; and partner with Support to triage customer-reported data issuesMaintain test documentation test plans, cases, checklists, and acceptance criteria that keep quality repeatableFeed the automation effort identify the high-value, repetitive cases worth automating and work with the QA Automation Engineer to keep the suite meaningfulBe the last line before release run release and acceptance testing and give a clear go/no-go quality read What we're looking for Must-haves: 35 years in QA / software testing, with strong manual and functional testing on complex, data-heavy web applicationsRigorous, methodical, and detail-obsessed you find the bug others miss and write reports engineers can act on immediatelySolid test design test plans, cases, boundary and edge conditions, and regression coverageComfortable reading API responses, using browser devtools, and running basic SQL to verify dataClear written communication and genuinely reproducible bug reportingHigh autonomy comfortable owning quality in a lean team with little hand-holdingIn-person in our Chennai office Nice-to-haves: Trading, investing, fintech, or market-data exposure you understand ticks, OHLC, and order book data, and how a trader reads a chartSome test-automation exposure (Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium), or clear eagerness to grow into itExperience testing real-time / WebSocket-driven or visualization-heavy UIsFamiliarity with bug-tracking and test-management tools (Jira, TestRail)Familiarity with Indian (NSE/MCX) or US (CME) market structureTop-tier Indian institution (IIT/NIT/IIM) nice-to-have, not a gate Logistics Location Chennai, India in-person (office-based) Employment type Full-Time Entity ProCharting Pvt Ltd (India) Travel Minimal Start date ASAP Reports to Sushanta Deb, CEO (Client Engineering) .
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That number is real. WorkMundi's database shows 144,883 open engineer roles across the world. India has the most with 31,687 jobs, followed by the United States with 30,084. If you just finished reading one job ad and felt paralyzed by choice, you're not alone—but this scale is actually an advantage. It means you can afford to be selective.
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