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Exterminator (Quality Assurance Engineering Intern- Remote)

The Short Version

Some people find bugs. Some people find bugs joyfully. We're hiring the second kind - a software QA engineer who tests every new design, flow, and feature before our subscribers ever even see it.

About Your Home Page

Working here means life inside an early-stage startup: a small team, fast decisions, and real ownership from day one. There's no ladder of approvals to climb — if you have an idea worth testing, you're pitching it to the team and trying it out that same week. You'll wear more than one hat, priorities can shift day to day, and progress is measured by what actually ships, not hours logged. Interns get real projects instead of busywork, and it's common to see something you built go live to real customers within days. We love using AI and are not afraid to use it to 10x our work.

Your Home Page is a platform that turns social media into a place people can actually shop for homes. Someone sees a post, taps in, and can view the listing or message the agent directly.

The Role

When a homebuyer taps an agent's link and something breaks, that agent loses a lead, and trust. As our Home Inspector, you're the last set of eyes before anything reaches a customer.

You'll test new features, hunt down edge cases, document what you find clearly enough that an engineer can fix it without asking follow-up questions, and help build the testing process itself. QA is one of the fastest ways to learn how software actually gets built, because you touch every part of it.

What You'll Do

  • Test new features across browsers and devices before they ship
  • Write clear, reproducible bug reports with steps, screenshots, and expected vs. actual behavior (AI is highly encouraged)
  • Build and maintain test checklists for our core user flows
  • Do regression passes after releases to confirm nothing quietly broke
  • Test the customer-facing experience end to end and flag anything confusing, slow, or ugly
  • Help us build a QA process where one barely exists yet

What You'll Walk Away With

  • Real experience in a software development lifecycle at a shipping startup
  • The ability to write a bug report engineers actually thank you for
  • Working knowledge of QA tooling, issue tracking, and release process
  • A genuinely great story for any technical interview about attention to detail

Who We're Looking For

  • Currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student
  • Methodical and patient; you like checking things twice
  • Clear written communication. This role is 50% writing things down precisely
  • Comfortable poking around unfamiliar software without instructions
  • Bonus points: any coursework in software testing, CS, or information systems, or experience with tools like Linear, Jira, or GitHub

Preferred Majors

Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Data Science, Engineering

How to Apply

Apply through Handshake with:

  1. Your resume
  2. A short note (150 words max) telling us about your career goals. Skip the formal cover letter or AI slop. We'd rather hear how you actually talk and how we can help you achieve your career goals.
  3. A link to something you've made. A portfolio, a social account you run, a class project, a spreadsheet you're weirdly proud of, a TikTok that did numbers, a school project. Anything. If you don't have one, share a company that inspires you and why.

We review applications on a rolling basis and reply to every applicant. Questions? Email hello@yourhomepage.ai.

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Your Home Page is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of every background, and we especially encourage students who don't see themselves in traditional tech job postings to apply anyway.

More details:

  • Term: Fall 2026 (September – December)
  • Location: 100% remote. Work from anywhere in the U.S.
  • Schedule: Part-time, approximately 5–20 hours per week, flexible around your class schedule
  • Compensation: This is an unpaid internship designed as an educational experience. It is eligible for academic credit where your school allows it, and we'll gladly complete any paperwork your program requires.
  • What you get instead of a paycheck: Portfolio-ready work you can actually show, direct mentorship from our founder and operations lead, and a real seat in the room where decisions get made. For interns who finish strong, that also means a written letter of recommendation, a LinkedIn recommendation, and/or a reference for life. We're generous with those, and we're honest in them.
  • Weekly rhythm: Weekly team check-in and one monthly 1:1 with your mentor, and async work on your own schedule.