QA Team Lead, VNA Help us break things before customers do. We're looking for a hands-on QA Team Lead for our Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) platform. This is a role for someone who can lead people, think technically, and stay close to the work. You will help shape test strategy, improve release confidence, and chase down the kinds of bugs that hide in workflows, integrations, data movement, and storage. What you'll do • Lead QA efforts for the VNA product across functional, integration, regression, upgrade, and release testing. • Coach and support QA engineers while staying hands-on with complex technical issues. • Build practical test strategies for workflows spanning application, database, and cloud storage layers. • Partner with Engineering, Product, and Support to make quality a shared responsibility. • Drive root cause thinking, defect triage, and release readiness decisions. • Improve test coverage, test environments, and automation over time. What we're looking for • Experience leading QA or test efforts for complex software systems. • Strong background in both manual and automated testing. • Experience testing across UI, API, database, integration, and end-to-end workflows. • Solid hands-on experience with Microsoft SQL Server for data validation, troubleshooting, and backend verification. • Familiarity with test planning tools (Azure DevOps, Jira), defect tracking, traceability, and release coordination. • Experience validating systems that use cloud object storage such as Amazon S3. • Ability to investigate failures using logs, traces, SQL analysis, and system behavior. • Strong judgment around release risk, regression strategy, and defect management. • Ability to mentor others and raise the technical bar of the QA team. Big plus if you have • Experience with VNA, PACS, enterprise imaging, or healthcare software. • Familiarity with DICOM, HL7, IHE, or interoperability-heavy workflows. • Experience with upgrade testing, migration testing, and backward compatibility. • Exposure to performance, reliability, and large-volume data validation. • Experience working in a regulated medical software environment. You'll probably do well here if you • Know your way around SQL Server and are not afraid to dig into the data. • Can use ADO without turning everything into process theater. • Understand that testing a VNA is not just clicking through a UI. • Like chasing down tricky bugs across services, storage, integrations, and workflows. • Can lead people and still jump into the weeds when needed.