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Freelancers Needed Near Airports in the United States

We're Testlio, a trusted global software testing company that partners with some of the world's leading brands. We are looking for testers based in the US who can visit an airport for a one-time on-site test (no flight required). Thisis a new and exciting testing opportunity involving a globally known ride sharing app!

Requirements: Anyone in the USA who lives within 2h drive of any of the target airports:

  • Palm Springs International Airport (PSP)
  • Westchester County Airport (HPN)
  • Kansas City International Airport (MCI)
  • St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL)
  • Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)
  • Charleston International Airport (CHS)
  • Eppley Airfield (OMA)
  • T. F. Green International Airport (PVD)
  • Long Beach Airport (LGB)
  • Bradley International Airport (BDL)
  • Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE)

Device needed: iOS or Android mobile Availability: As soon as possible. This is a one-day task with an expected commitment of 8-10 hours. We recommend keeping your day open to allow for flexibility if needed. Pay rate: In addition to your hourly rate ($18), you'll be compensated for transportation to the airport (mileage, parking, or ride share). What You Will Do: You'll simply walk through arrival routes and help us evaluate how well our client's app guides users from public areas, outside security, to ride share pickup points. It's simple, flexible, and a great way to contribute to improving real travel experiences.

-You will walk from the security exit to the Uber pickup location using in-app map navigation. You will need record the screen and provide screenshots and pictures of the airport.

-After completing, you will need to submit the recordings and answer a survey.

How to start? Please apply through the link and answer which airport from the list is the closest to you, including the distance and travel time. Also kindly confirm if you're available within the upcoming 2 weeks to participate in this on-site project and visit the airport.

If you have any questions or need help, please contact Opportunities@testlio.com using the code AirportTest in the Subject line/email body so we can quickly identify your request.

Once you are ready, please fill out the initial application below. Those who meet the requirements will receive further information to participate in this paid testing opportunity.


Skills:
C++ Standard Template Library (STL), High Tech Industry, JAX (Java API for XML), Peripheral Vascular Disease, Software Testing, Writing Skills


About the Company:
Testlio



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