[AI-Native Organization / Directly Under Management] Seeking QA Lead Candidates to Design New Standards for Quality Assurance Where AI and Humans Collaborate, Supporting 8 Businesses Growing from 1.3 Billion to 2 Billion Yen in Sales! <Osaka HQ>English summary from Japanese

株式会社ClassLab.

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500万円〜 900万円

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Seeking a QA Lead to design new quality assurance standards for a growing company supporting 8 businesses. This role involves defining quality policies, test standards, and release gates in collaboration with AI and human teams, reporting directly to management.

Must-haves

2+ years of experience in building CRM platforms and server-side logic development (triggers/batches/test classes) on those platforms.
Experience in test design and strategy, including normal, abnormal, boundary, and data integrity, considering CRM platform constraints (API, CPU time, large data, asynchronous processing).
Experience designing test coverage regulations (e.g., 75%) based on what each test guarantees.
Experience operating release gates (release decision criteria) in a cycle with releases at least twice a month.
Experience identifying root causes of quality issues and independently planning and executing improvement measures.
Experience reviewing and accepting AI-generated code, able to explain the rationale for acceptance or rejection.

Nice-to-haves

Experience building deployment automation using CLI/Metadata API and integrating automated tests into CI pipelines.

About the Company

株式会社ClassLab.

Posted7/21/2026

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[AI-Native Organization / Directly Under Management] Seeking QA Lead Candidates to Design New Standards for Quality Assurance Where AI and Humans Collaborate, Supporting 8 Businesses Growing from 1.3 Billion to 2 Billion Yen in Sales! <Osaka HQ>English summary from Japanese

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