Website QA Engineer Intern

Job Title : Website QA Engineer Intern
Company Name : NewAgeSys IT, (a division of NewAgeSys)
Location : Carnival Infopark, Phase 2 , Kakkanad, Ernakulam
Job Type : Onsite
Shift Timing : 11 AM to 8 PM

About the company
NewAgeSysIT, a division of NewAgeSys, Inc. established in 1994, based at New Jersey,
specializes in mobile app development and consulting, helping clients maximize the
reach and effectiveness of their business by leveraging the latest in technology. Being
a full service mobile and web development firm, NewAgeSysITfocuses on servicing
clients across North America, UK, Europe, Middle East, Singapore and Australia. We
accomplish this by creating a long-term relationship with our clients, from
brainstorming the initial idea, strategizing the project plan, building and deploying
cost effective solutions with a solid foundation of support and maintenance.

SEO QA Intern / Website QA Trainee
We're looking for a QA intern with a foundation in software testing who wants to grow
into website and SEO-focused quality assurance. No prior SEO or website-testing
experience is required — you'll receive full orientation and hands-on training once you
join. What matters is a solid grasp of testing basics and eagerness to learn.
What you'll be doing (with training and guidance):
You'll support the SEO team in checking that websites, landing pages, and SEO changes
work correctly before and after they go live. Under supervision, you'll help test that
pages display properly, work on mobile and desktop, load reasonably fast, and that links,
forms, menus, and buttons function as expected. Over time you'll take on more of this
independently.

What we're looking for (your foundation):
● Understanding of software testing basics (test cases, bug reporting, functional
testing)
● Attention to detail and a habit of documenting issues clearly
● Comfortable working across web browsers
● Willingness to learn website and SEO concepts on the job
● Good communication and a collaborative attitude
What you'll learn here (no need to know these already):

● How websites are tested for usability and conversion (landing pages, CTAs, lead
forms)
● Mobile responsiveness and cross-browser checks
● The basics of technical SEO and why it matters for QA
● Core Web Vitals and page-performance testing
● Broken-link and navigation validation
● Tools like Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Screaming
Frog, BrowserStack, and Chrome DevTools
Nice to have (optional):
Any exposure to websites, HTML, or SEO tools — but genuinely not required.