Mobile App Product Review Writer and Tester - Immediate Start (Fully Remote)

Do you want to break into the mobile app industry with an exciting role? We're actively recruiting motivated and meticulous Mobile App Product Review Writers and Testers to start working with us right now in a completely remote environment.

In this position as a Mobile App Product Review Writer and Tester, you'll spend your time examining and testing multiple mobile applications and games, then crafting comprehensive reviews based on your hands-on experience. Your collaboration with development teams will involve spotting and documenting glitches or malfunctions, ultimately helping enhance how users interact with these products.

Roles: Your primary duties will include installing apps onto your mobile device, thoroughly testing every function available, and composing a written assessment of your findings along with any problems you encounter.

Requirements: You must own or have access to at least one device from this list: iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphone, or Android Tablet

Contract length: Open-ended

Rate: $25 – $35 per hour

Skills/background needed

Ownership of a mobile device and proficiency in downloading and launching applications

Capability to manage tasks without constant oversight

Capacity to adhere precisely to detailed instructions and guidelines

Minimum of 5+ hours weekly availability

Strong, stable internet connection

Hours per week: Adaptable scheduling.

Location: Work from anywhere online (US-based candidates preferred).

We're substantially growing our team of remote contributors across these roles right now.

Ready to get started immediately? Go ahead and submit your application.

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