Vibes Meet LLC
Part-Time QA Engineering Internship

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Role: QA Engineering Intern
Company: Vibes Meet LLC / VibesMeet
Location: Remote
Type: Part-time internship
Compensation: Unpaid
Time Commitment: 15 to 20 hours per week
Duration: 3 months, with possible extension based on performance, learning goals, and company needs
About VibesMeet
VibesMeet is building technology for the creator, event, and sponsor economy. Our platform helps creators, event organizers, brands, and communities connect through events, creator monetization, ticketing, digital experiences, and sponsorship opportunities.
We are looking for excited, detail-oriented, and curious part-time QA Engineering Interns who want hands-on experience testing real software products in the creator and event space.
This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to learn how software products are tested before users experience them.
About the Role
As a QA Engineering Intern, you will help test VibesMeet’s web and mobile products, report bugs clearly, review user flows, and support the product and engineering teams.
What You Will Do
- Test web and mobile features before and after release.
- Review user flows and report anything confusing, broken, slow, or inconsistent.
- Create clear bug reports with steps to reproduce, screenshots, screen recordings, expected results, actual results, device details, browser details, and severity level.
- Help test event-related features such as ticket purchase, QR codes, check-in flows, event pages, event groups, and organizer dashboards.
- Help test creator-related features such as profiles, content flows, subscriptions, messaging, notifications, and monetization features.
- Help test sponsor-related features as VibesMeet builds sponsor matching and event-brand partnership tools.
- Perform manual QA testing across different devices, browsers, and screen sizes.
- Join QA review sessions, product feedback sessions, and sprint check-ins when available.
- Help create simple QA checklists, test cases, and testing notes.
- Work with product managers, designers, developers, and QA leads to make the product better.
- Share thoughtful feedback from the perspective of creators, event organizers, sponsors, and everyday users.
What You Will Learn
- How QA works inside a real startup.
- How to test web and mobile applications.
- How to write professional bug reports.
- How to use tools like Jira, Slack, Notion, Figma, GitHub, TestFlight, Google Play testing, Postman, and browser developer tools.
- How product, design, engineering, QA, and business teams work together.
- How creator platforms, ticketing systems, event tools, and sponsor technology are built.
- How to think like both a user and a software tester.
- How to communicate bugs clearly to developers.
- How to test features before launch and after release.
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Required Qualifications
- Strong interest in QA, software testing, product development, startups, creators, events, or technology.
- Excitement about the creator economy, event economy, social platforms, communities, entertainment, and digital monetization.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Good written communication skills.
- Ability to follow instructions and document issues clearly.
- Comfortable using web and mobile apps.
- Able to commit around 8 to 12 hours per week.
- Willing to learn QA tools, bug reporting, test cases, and product-testing workflows.
- Reliable, honest, and able to complete assigned tasks on time.
Preferred Qualifications
- Some experience with QA testing, software development, product testing, customer support, or technical troubleshooting.
- Basic understanding of web or mobile apps.
- Familiarity with Jira, Slack, Notion, Figma, GitHub, Postman, TestFlight, Android testing, or browser developer tools.
- Basic understanding of JavaScript, React, APIs, mobile apps, or databases is a plus but not required.
- Experience testing event apps, ticketing platforms, creator platforms, social apps, marketplace apps, or payment flows is a plus.
- Experience using AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, or similar tools is a plus.
Ideal Candidate
- You are curious and detail-oriented.
- You enjoy breaking things in a helpful way.
- You can explain problems clearly.
- You care about user experience.
- You are excited about creators, events, concerts, communities, sponsorships, and digital products.
- You want real startup experience.
- You are willing to learn and improve quickly.
- You do not need to know everything already, but you must be serious, consistent, and teachable.
Example Tasks
- Test if a user can create an account successfully.
- Test if an event page loads correctly on mobile and desktop.
- Check whether ticket purchase flows work properly.
- Report if a button is broken or confusing.
- Check if a screen matches the Figma design.
- Test if notifications are being received.
- Review if a creator profile looks correct.
- Check if a QR code works properly during event check-in.
- Test search, filters, forms, links, and error messages.
- Create a bug report with screenshots and clear steps.


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Tools You May Use
- Jira
- Slack
- Notion
- Figma
- GitHub
- Google Sheets
- Postman
- Browser Developer Tools
- TestFlight
- Android testing tools
- Screen recording tools
- ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or similar AI tools
Internship Structure
- This internship is part-time and unpaid.
- Interns will receive onboarding, task guidance, QA templates, product context, and feedback.
- Interns may receive learning assignments, testing checklists, product walkthroughs, and mentorship from the VibesMeet team.
- This internship does not guarantee a paid role, employment, or future compensation.
- Any future paid opportunity would be based on company needs, budget, performance, and a separate written agreement.
What Success Looks Like
- You submit clear and useful bug reports.
- You test assigned features carefully.
- You communicate blockers early.
- You attend required check-ins or provide updates when requested.
- You help improve the user experience.
- You show growth in QA thinking, product understanding, and technical communication.
- You become more confident using QA and product-development tools.
Who Should Apply
Students, recent graduates, early-career QA testers, aspiring software engineers, aspiring product managers, creator-economy enthusiasts, event-tech enthusiasts, and self-taught learners who want practical experience testing a real product.
How to Apply
Please send your resume or LinkedIn profile and a short note answering:
- Why are you interested in VibesMeet?
- Why are you interested in QA testing?
- Are you more interested in mobile testing, web testing, event features, creator features, or sponsor features?
- Have you used any tools like Jira, Slack, Notion, Figma, GitHub, Postman, TestFlight, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf?
- How many hours per week can you commit?
- Are you seeking school credit or internship experience?
Equal Opportunity Statement
Vibes Meet LLC is an equal opportunity company. We welcome applicants from different backgrounds, experiences, and learning paths.
Important Note
This is an unpaid, part-time, learning-focused internship. Interns should not expect wages, employee benefits, or guaranteed employment at the end of the internship.
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