Testnauts – who are they?
Testnauts are people trained for single purpose – bringing software quality to every quadrant of the galaxy.
Carefully selected adepts spend half a year training to become the hope of the future – Software Quality Specialists.
Their focus on software testing and Quality Assurance is driven by a deep understanding of where the quality comes from, formal knowledge and structured experience.
Quality support that you need
Testnauts are ready to support startups and promising products on their way to greatness. Testnauts join the teams as Software testers and help achieve the quality you plan and want.
The vehicle for knowledge? Specialists.
The Testnauts program allows companies to explore the opportunity to enhance quality through an organized process and formal knowledge.
Current problem? We have clickers and bug finders, but we need real testers.
We offer a unique option to include people formally trained to be testers.
Our unique Methodology reflects the actual needs of real-life businesses.
No more theoretical certificates and exams.
Quality support that you need
Testnauts are ready to support startups and promising products on their way to greatness. Our testers can join your team and help you achieve the quality you want
They are prepared to set the quality goals, define metrics, select tools, propose methods and organise the process.
I need a Testnaut! What should I do?
It only takes one email to check if you are eligible for a Testnaut! Just Contact our mission control.
The rules of engagement
Easy as that. You are one step ahead of getting your quality right. Email us and check if you are eligible for Testnaut’s support.
Here’s how it works:
- We provide Up to three months of initial support, cashless
- We provide up to three testnauts in one project
- You can hire the specialist through testspring after the initial involvement
- You only cover the project costs (onboarding, trainings, special equipment if required etc.)
- Your organisation will fill in the feedback form after the initial involvement.