Posted Oct 23, 2026

Manager, Quality Engineering (US Based - Remote)

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About Orchid Group

Orchid Group is the technology team behind a family of software companies in the assisted-reproduction space. Our products manage escrow and finances for surrogacy, egg donation and fertility journeys. We also run a platform that supports the federal Independent Dispute Resolution process between healthcare providers and insurers.

Our software handles client funds, payment data and sensitive personal information for families going through some of the most important moments of their lives. Quality here isn't a checkbox. It protects people's money, their trust, and their path to building a family.

We are a distributed team across the US and Latin America, working on Eastern Time. We use AI as part of how we build software, always with people reviewing and approving the work.

The Role

This is a new role. You'll be our first leader of quality engineering across all our products.

Today, testing lives inside each product team. There are no shared standards, no common tooling and no group-wide quality metrics. You'll change that. QA engineers across our products will report to you, and you'll partner closely with each product's engineering lead, who owns sprint priorities and the final release decision.

You'll start by learning what each team already does well. Then you'll help every QA engineer on the team grow, using test automation and AI-assisted tools in a responsible, measurable way.

What You'll Do

What You Bring

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How Success Looks at Six Months

What We Offer

Eligibility

This is a full-time, US-based W-2 position. Candidates must reside in the United States and be authorized to work in the US without current or future visa sponsorship. We do not work with staffing agencies or Corp-to-Corp arrangements for this role. Interviews are conducted on video with camera on.

Our Hiring Process

  1. Application and short questionnaire. Please answer in your own words. Specific, honest answers matter more than polished ones.
  2. 30-minute conversation with our recruiting team.
  3. Interview with an engineering manager.
  4. Final conversation with our CTO.

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