To explore the logic of Reddit's work in certain situations.

About the project: We are developing a browser-based Web3 game on the blockchain: an interactive game world with a map, resource mining mechanics, wallet connection, on-chain transactions, and an internal economy. The project is in the active development stage. We are preparing a build for testing key systems before the next phase. Task: Conduct deep functional testing of the build — find and document bugs, vulnerabilities, and bottlenecks. The goal is not to "complete the game," but to break it: identify where the logic fails, where mechanics can be abused, where UX is poor, and where transactions are failing. Responsibilities: Testing wallet connection and functionality, authorization Verification of transactions and payments (on-chain + in-game) Testing game logic: map, mining, drops, interaction with the world Searching for vulnerabilities and abuse/fraud vectors in the economy and balances Load cases: mass actions, rapid clicks, behavior under load Cross-platform testing: PC and mobile browsers Clear documentation of bugs: reproduction steps, expected/actual results, screenshots, environment Requirements (mandatory): Experience in manual functional testing of web applications for at least 1 year Practical experience in Web3 as a user: wallets (MetaMask, Phantom, etc.), transactions, dApps — without this, wallet and on-chain testing is impossible Experience in game testing Understanding of how web applications work: HTTP, REST API, DevTools Ability to systematically search for bugs and describe them clearly Will be a plus: Experience in testing fintech/crypto products or transactions Working with Postman, test networks (testnet), blockchain explorers Familiarity with Solana Conditions: Format: one-time testing, remote Date: 15.07 Payment: negotiable (please specify your rate in the response) In your response, please include: Experience in QA + an example of an interesting/critical bug you found Your experience in Web3: which wallets you use, whether you have tested on-chain transactions Experience in game testing Your rate for this testing

A QA tester is required for a financial website I am looking for a detail-oriented specialist for a complete audit and testing of a financial website for loans and credits. What needs to be done: Thoroughly navigate the entire site as a regular user. Check all pages, sections, forms, and buttons. Identify and document all errors, bugs, and shortcomings. Verify the functionality of links and indicate where internal links are missing. Check navigation and user journey. Find pages with errors, broken links, and incorrect redirects. Check the website's display on computers and mobile devices. Check loading speed and usability. Review texts, spelling, and formatting. Verify the correct display of bank, microfinance organization, and other partner logos. If logos are missing or outdated, prepare current logos in good quality. Provide recommendations for improving UX/UI and increasing user trust. Prepare a detailed report describing each identified issue, with a link to the page, a screenshot, and a recommendation for correction. Expected result After the work is completed, the website should be as polished as possible: without technical errors; without broken links; with current logos; with clear navigation; with a complete list of improvement recommendations. Candidate requirements Experience in website testing. Attention to detail. Experience with financial websites will be an advantage. Ability to create clear reports. Understanding of the basics of SEO, UX/UI, and web development is desirable. When responding, please indicate: experience with similar work; examples of completed audits or testing; cost of work; completion timeline.

Need to test the opening of a link and record the smartphone screen. Nothing complicated. Anyone can do it.

Tasks: Conducting security testing of Telegram bots Searching for vulnerabilities in logic, API, and integrations Creating a report with risks and recommendations Requirements: Experience in application security / penetration testing Understanding of OWASP Top 10 and API security