Mobile QA / Tester Intern

📍 Hà Nội💼 Internship📅 Closes: May 24, 2026

Requirements

Must-have

Students in Year 2 or above majoring in IT, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related fields
OR candidates with at least 3 months of testing experience, including short internships or freelance work
Must have a testing device:
- TendLog: Android phone running Android 9+ or iPhone running iOS 16+
- PackPilot: iPhone running iOS 17+ is required, as on-device AI requires iOS 26+
Prior experience using AI tools for work or study — this is the baseline. At Agenon, you will go deeper into AI-augmented QA workflows.
Good reading and writing English skills — you will read PRDs, write bug reports in English so both developers and AI can understand them, and review release notes in English.
Fairly good listening and speaking English skills — especially for TendLog QA, as you may sometimes need to review user-reported bugs in English from Play Store or App Store reviews.
Commitment of 10–15 hours per week continuously from the start date until 31 August 2026
Commitment to join a 1-hour bi-weekly pair session with the founder, plus a 60-minute Demo Friday every two weeks

Nice to have

Familiarity with bug reporting tools such as Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues
Basic understanding of the mobile development lifecycle
Background in test automation, such as Selenium, Appium, XCUITest, or Espresso
Experience prompting AI to generate test cases or bug reports — this will be a strong plus

Mindset we are looking for

AI-curious — you are not afraid that AI will replace QA. Instead, you are curious about how AI can support QA work.
Detail-oriented — you pay attention to every pixel and every edge case.
“What if” mentality — you always ask, “What if the user does this?” This is an area where AI is still not strong enough, and you will be expected to guide it.
Critical reviewer — you can identify which cases AI missed and which cases AI over-generated.
Comfortable communicating bugs with developers, even when the developer is the founder.
Honest and transparent — you do not say “testing is done” when not all cases have been covered. You are the final gatekeeper before the app is shipped to users.

What you will learn

End-to-end mobile QA process, including manual testing and automation foundations, across both Android and iOS
AI-augmented QA workflow — prompt engineering for test plans and test cases, critically reviewing AI output, and using AI to replace around 70% of manual writing work
Building QA pipelines with AI agents
Bug triage, severity classification, and prioritization
Test plan design for real products with real users
Cross-functional collaboration with Product Owners and Engineering
Option A: Automation testing foundation with XCUITest or Espresso, supported by AI-assisted code generation
PackPilot: QA experience with Apple Foundation Models, including edge cases of on-device AI

Benefits and compensation

Allowance: Agenon is currently at the pre-revenue stage. This internship program does not include a fixed monthly allowance. Once the product you work on starts generating revenue, Agenon will provide an allowance, calculated based on the actual revenue of the app rather than a fixed amount.
- Committed minimum allowance: 800,000 VND/month once allowance payment begins
Equipment and access: Company email and full access to required tools, including Slack, Linear, GitHub write access for test branches, TestFlight admin, App Store Connect read access, and Play Console read access
Mentorship: 1-hour bi-weekly pair session with the founder
Top performer: Potential full-time offer at the end of the program, depending on budget and Q4 2026 revenue, with an official salary at that stage
For all participants: Reference letter, portfolio, and completion certificate

About the Products

TendLog QA Program Roadmap

Phase 1 — Apprentice

First 4 weeks after start — Launch Readiness Sprint

In the first month, the TendLog QA intern will work directly on the launch preparation sprint alongside the Product Owner. The app is preparing to ship on both Google Play Store for Android and Apple App Store for iOS.

During this phase, QA plays a critical role in evaluating whether the product is ready for submission. The quality of QA work in these first 4 weeks will directly influence launch readiness.

Main responsibilities:

Set up the test environment:
- Android Studio, emulator, and real Android device
- Xcode, Simulator, and real iOS device
- Founder will support required access
Read and understand key product documents:
- TendLog PRD v1.4
- Emergency Info Card Foundation
- Historical bug logs
Shadow the Founder through one full release QA cycle to understand the actual pre-release QA workflow
Perform AI-assisted test case generation:
- Use AI to generate an initial test plan from the PRD
- Review, refine, and add missing edge cases
- Build the first TendLog test plan template for cross-platform testing on Android and iOS
Run the first manual regression cycle on both Android and iOS, with Founder review
Join the pre-launch QA sprint:
- Coordinate with the TendLog Product Owner
- Support the release gate review for both app stores
Complete the submit-ready QA sign-off:
- Deliver a QA sign-off report to the Founder by the end of Phase 1
- This report will support the final decision on whether the app is ready for store submission

Phase 2 — Contributor

Weeks 5-8 after start — Post-launch Monitoring

After the app is launched, you will take more ownership of regular QA activities and participate more deeply in the release process.

Main responsibilities:

Own the bi-weekly regression cycle for each release on both Android and iOS
Log bugs in Linear with complete details, including:
- Evidence
- Reproduction steps
- Screenshots or videos
- AI may be used to generate the initial draft, but you are responsible for reviewing and adding the necessary details
Write new test cases for features under development in v1.5, with AI assistance
Join bi-weekly bug bash sessions
Monitor App Store and Play Store review reports to identify issues related to:
- Crashes
- Performance
- UX problems
- User-reported bugs
Escalate priority for important issues
Coordinate with the Founder on post-launch hotfix QA if any critical bugs occur

Phase 3 — Lead

Week 9 until the end of the program

In this phase, you will begin to lead QA work end-to-end, depending on your technical background.

You will choose one of the following tracks:

Option A — For candidates with a technical background

Set up the automation testing foundation:
- Espresso for Android
- XCUITest for iOS
Use AI-assisted code generation to create automation tests from the test plan

Option B — For candidates without a strong technical background

Build a comprehensive QA playbook
Design a cross-platform regression framework for Android and iOS
Use AI-assisted document generation to speed up documentation work

You will also:

Lead release QA independently for 2-3 sprint cycles
Receive post-ship review from the Founder to ensure quality and support improvement
Present one final project at Demo Day at the end of August

What You Will Walk Away With

By the end of the TendLog QA program, you will have clear, real-world outputs for your portfolio:

60-80+ test cases in a production test suite for both Android and iOS
- Initial test cases may be AI-generated
- You will review, refine, and add edge cases
Dozens of bugs found, logged, and fixed across platforms
Either:
- 1 automation testing foundation or
- 1 comprehensive QA playbook
Direct contribution to shipping TendLog on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store
Practical experience with an AI-augmented QA workflow — a strong portfolio piece showing that you can perform QA effectively, faster, and with strong product judgment.