Seeking a Native Japanese Tester with 3-4 years of manual mobile app testing experience. The role involves reading and speaking Japanese fluently.
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Job DescriptionRole: Native Japanese Tester
Location: San Bruno, CA
Duration: 3+ Months
BGV will be done for the selected candidates.
• Knows Japanese (Read and Speak both)
• 3-4 Years Manual Mobile App Testing Experience
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