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Qualitest
5,001-10,000 employees
AI-powered software testing and quality engineering
Compensation Overview
$42k/yr
Burlingame, CA, USA
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On-site role in Burlingame, California; 100% on-site.
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- Supporting Events.
- Manage event setup and teardown, including electrical and connectivity logistics, check-in/out tables, booking venues, planning signage.
- Supporting event attendees with technical help and troubleshooting, guidance through the event, queue management, campus direction.
- Coordinating logistics with vendors (catering/prizes/swag/decorations/site prep).
- Pre/post-event marketing on fliers, Workplace Groups, forums, and more.
- Attendee communications, including scheduling, confirmation, follow-up.
- Device preparation (sanitation, flashing, app installation, charging), distribution, tracking.
Qualitest provides software testing services powered by AI to help clients in healthcare, finance, and technology improve quality and speed up time to market. Its core product is Qualisense, an AI tool that enhances risk-based testing by prioritizing testing efforts, identifying high-risk areas, and optimizing test coverage. This allows Qualitest to automate and accelerate testing workflows, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency for large, diverse enterprises worldwide. The company differentiates itself from competitors through its focus on AI-driven testing and risk-based strategies, enabling faster release cycles and better customer experiences. Qualitest aims to help organizations deliver reliable software quickly and at lower overall risk by combining specialized testing services with advanced AI-enabled tooling, primarily under long-term service contracts and partnerships.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$497M
Headquarters
Fairfield, Connecticut
Founded
1997
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- QualityAI plans 100 Israel hires in June 2026, signaling demand despite QA layoffs.
- Everest Group named QualityAI a 2025 Top Leader and Star Performer.
- Andrew Duncan's 2025 CEO appointment, plus Mike Shaklik and Oscar Perez, sharpen commercial execution.
What critics are saying
- AI-driven QA automation threatens labor-heavy testing contracts as clients internalize execution by 2027.
- QualityAI's 100-person Israel hiring spree raises fixed costs before revenue proves the AI pivot.
- Accenture, TCS, and Capgemini bundle testing into broader transformation deals, squeezing standalone margins.
What makes Qualitest unique
- QualityAI rebranded from Qualitest on June 18, 2026, centering enterprise AI assurance.
- Qualisense and adjacent tools embed AI across testing, risk analysis, and validation workflows.
- 7,000 employees across 1,500 Israel-based staff create scale competitors like boutiques cannot match.
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↑ 10%QualityAI to hire 100 employees in Israel despite AI-driven QA layoffs. The software testing company, previously known as QualiTest, is expanding its local workforce even as the industry moves toward automation. 17:41, 28.06.26 While a large portion of the high-tech layoffs in recent weeks comes from the software testing (QA) field, which is shifting toward automated execution using AI, there are companies that do not believe in this trend. Calcalist has learned that the veteran software testing company QualiTest is currently recruiting 100 employees for software testing positions, SAP testers, cloud testing specialists, and automation specialists. QualiTest, a veteran company that has been operating for almost 30 years, is managed by Shai Lieberman and recently changed its name to QualityAI. It employs about 7,000 employees worldwide, mainly in Eastern Europe, of whom 1,500 are in Israel. All of the new positions are in the Israeli branch. The company confirmed the news and noted that it even intends to specifically approach employees laid off from Wix, which recently cut around 1,000 jobs, in order to recruit them for the open positions. This is a surprising move in light of the fact that QA is one of the first fields undergoing automation and replacement by AI. For example, Israeli cyber giant Check Point recently disbanded its QA department; some employees were laid off, while others were reassigned to different roles within the company. In response, QualityAI says that as AI systems expand and become an integral part of business operations, organizations are discovering that the real challenge is not only adopting AI, but ensuring it can be trusted. For many organizations, AI adoption creates new needs for planning, monitoring, and verifying the performance of AI-based systems. According to QualityAI, the move is also intended to address "AI washing", layoffs that are not necessarily driven by AI adoption, but are instead aimed at improving workforce efficiency or reducing excess headcount accumulated during the boom period.
Qualitest is pleased to share that QualiTest Group has been named as one of the top 10 automation testing companies in the UK by The London Post.
London, UK, 6th August 2025 - Qualitest is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Shaklik as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) and member of the company's executive leadership team.
QualiTest Group is pleased to announce that Qualitest has once again been named by TheMarker and CofaceBdi as one of Israel's Top 100 Companies to Work For in 2025.
London, UK, 7th July 2025 - Qualitest is pleased to announce the appointment of Oscar Perez as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO) and a member of the company's executive leadership team.