Title: Software QA Engineer Intern (AI-Powered)
Company Name: Itransition
Vacancy: --
Age: At least 18 years
Job Location: Dhaka
Salary: Tk. 10000 - 10000 (Monthly)
Experience:
Published: 2026-08-04
Application Deadline: 2026-09-03
Education:
Requirements:
Skills Required: EnglishLanguage,Java,JavaScript,OOP
Additional Requirements:
Finishing your degree and not sure what's next? Turn your CS education into a real engineering career - starting now.
You've spent years studying algorithms, data structures, and software design. You've written code for coursework and side projects. Now you need a way into the industry that actually values what you've learned - without requiring years of experience you don't have yet.
This is that way in. Not manual testing, not "click around and file tickets" - a full-spectrum QA Engineer role where you write real automation code, work in real repositories, go through real code review, and apply the CS fundamentals you already have to a discipline that's still hungry for technical talent. You'll also work with AI daily - for writing code, generating test data, and analyzing requirements - while learning where it gets things wrong, because it will.
What You Need
A degree (or final year of study) in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related technical field
JavaScript/Java knowledge at a junior developer level
Solid grasp of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) fundamentals
English level B1 or higher
40 hours/week available for training, internship, and the role that follows
Based in Dhaka
Why This Path Makes Sense for CS/Engineering Grads
Your coursework in programming, OOP, and problem-solving translates directly - this isn't a career change, it's a launch point
A structured, 4-5 month mentoring program that turns academic knowledge into professional engineering skills
A real bridge into full-time employment, not a temporary gig
AI-first workflow from day one, learning both its power and its limits
What You'll Learn
Automation with Playwright/Selenium - real code, real repos, real review
API testing, databases, logs, CI/CD pipelines
Test design, requirements analysis, exploratory testing of complex business logic
Where AI tooling helps in QA - and where it can't be trusted