Peaple Talent
Test Engineer

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Test Engineer, Bristol
A fast-growing AI start-up based in Bristol is scaling up its engineering team and is looking for two Test Engineers to own quality across its platform.
They build AI agents that handle customer conversations and sales follow-up for businesses across phone and messaging channels, taking on work that would normally need a whole team of people.
They're still small enough that everyone has real influence, and they're growing quickly with backing from some big names in tech.
This is a hands-on role with real ownership, and for a tester it's a rare chance to get stuck into some genuinely cool AI testing. Instead of a standard web app, you'll be testing AI agents that hold real conversations over the phone and on messaging, working out how they behave when a caller goes off script, a response lags or something breaks mid-conversation. It's experience very few testers have yet, and with AI moving into every product, it's a real head start for your career. The agents run customers' sales operations without anyone watching, so getting it right genuinely matters, and you'll build the automation that lets a fast-moving team ship with confidence.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Responsibilities:
- Planning and running functional, regression, integration and end-to-end testing.
- Testing AI conversations across voice and messaging, checking accuracy, response times and how they cope when things go wrong.
- Building and maintaining automated tests at API, UI and integration level.
- Plugging automation into CI/CD so regressions get caught before release.
- Raising and chasing defects through to a fix, working closely with engineers.
- Contributing to release sign-off and helping set testing best practice across the team.


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Necessary experience:
- Hands-on software testing, ideally in SaaS or a start-up.
- Writing and maintaining test automation, not just manual testing.
- A knack for finding edge cases and breaking things.
- Clear communication with engineers about bugs, risk and trade-offs.
- Bonus points for 2+ years in QA, Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or Postman/Newman, and CI/CD tooling like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
- Extra bonus points for testing chatbots, voice assistants or telephony systems.
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