Part-Time Contract QA Tester – Atlanta Web Application

September 15, 2026

ABOUT CITY SIGNAL

City Signal is an Atlanta-focused web application that brings together timely information about road closures, construction, power outages, water issues, local events, weather, and other developments that may affect a resident’s day.

Our goal is to make fragmented city information easier to understand and more personally useful.

Website:

Public Atlanta Tracker:

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

Clarity Mapped LLC is looking for a detail-oriented QA tester to evaluate the City Signal web application across mobile and desktop devices.

This is a short-term, paid contract project. The selected tester will explore key parts of the product, identify bugs and usability issues, document findings clearly, and provide practical recommendations before a broader public launch.

This opportunity may be a good fit for someone with experience in software testing, quality assurance, product testing, user acceptance testing, or web development. Strong candidates who perform well may be considered for additional contract work as City Signal expands.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Test City Signal on mobile phones, tablets, and desktop browsers
Review the website across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge
Test navigation, filters, links, forms, location features, and responsive layouts
Evaluate the Atlanta Tracker and other key user flows
Identify broken features, inconsistent behavior, confusing instructions, and visual issues
Check whether city alerts and explanations are clear and easy to understand
Reproduce bugs and document the steps that caused them
Provide screenshots or screen recordings when helpful
Categorize findings by severity and user impact
Recommend improvements to the overall user experience
Retest corrected issues when requested

QUALIFICATIONS

Experience testing websites, mobile applications, or digital products
Strong attention to detail
Ability to communicate technical and usability issues clearly
Access to a smartphone and computer
Familiarity with Atlanta or regular travel within Metro Atlanta is strongly preferred
Experience with QA documentation, browser developer tools, automated testing, or accessibility testing is a plus
No specific degree is required

PROJECT DELIVERABLES The selected contractor will provide:

A structured list of bugs and usability issues
Steps for reproducing each technical issue
Screenshots or recordings of major problems
Device and browser information for each finding
Severity classifications for reported issues
A short summary of the most important improvements recommended before launch

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Please apply through Indeed with a brief summary of your software testing, QA, product, or web-development experience.

Before applying, review the public City Signal website and Atlanta Tracker:

Please answer the following question in your application:

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Selected candidates will receive the project scope, expected deliverables, timeline, and compensation details before beginning any work.

Clarity Mapped LLC is an equal-opportunity contracting company. Applicants will be considered based on their relevant skills, experience, and ability to complete the project.

Pay: $20.00 - $30.00 per hour

Expected hours: 20.0 per week

Work Location: Remote

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