Acumatica is a company on a mission. We are a leading innovator in cloud ERP with customers located around the world.But don’t take our word for it—read what analysts like G2 and Info-Techhave to say about us.
Acumatica is a leading provider of cloud business management software that empowers small and mid-size businesses to unlock their potential and drive growth. Built on the world’s best cloud and mobile technology and a unique customer-centric licensing model, Acumatica delivers a suite of fully integrated business management applications, such as Financials, Distribution, CRM, and Project Accounting, on a robust and flexible platform. In an interconnected world, Acumatica enables customers to take full control of their businesses, play to their organizations’ unique strengths, and support their clients by following them anywhere on any device.
Acumatica’s culture is casual and high-energy. We are passionate about our product and our mission,and we are loyal to each other and our company. We value work/life balance, efficiency, simplicity, freakishly friendly customer service, and making a difference in the world. Acumatica offers exceptional professional and financial growth potential.
We are looking to hire a Senior QA Engineer in either Montreal, QC or Ottawa, ON areas. We are also open to hiring candidates looking to relocate to either of those two regions.
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