Business Analyst / QA (Mid-Level) Lynx — environmental, health, and safety platform 20 hours per week · $45–$55/hour · Remote (US time zones with overlap with Denver) Lynx is a multi-tenant environmental, health, and safety platform used by industrial operators to manage incidents and events, environmental monitoring, commitments, inspections, and compliance. The product includes a React web application, a .NET API, and an Expo mobile client. We are based in Denver, Colorado, and welcome remote candidates whose schedules overlap with the Mountain Time workday. This position is 20 hours per week at $45–$55 per hour, depending on experience (approximately $47,000–$57,000 annually). You will work closely with customers, product, and engineering to translate initial requests into clearly defined requirements, then verify that delivered features meet those requirements. Our customers rely on Lynx for compliance and monitoring workflows, making careful attention to edge cases essential. Typical work includes Reviewing workflows—such as inspections, monitoring results, limits, and commitments—and writing user stories, acceptance criteria, and test cases that address empty data, permissions, non-detects, and large result sets. Speaking with operations and compliance users to document current processes and define how proposed changes should work. Testing web and mobile changes before release, including standard workflows, error states, and related workflows that share the same data. Documenting reproducible bugs with clear steps, expected and actual results, and the relevant record or account. Maintaining a regression test set for critical workflows, including monitoring results, events, inspections, and permissions. Reviewing English and Spanish copy when changes introduce or update user-facing text. Using AI tools to draft acceptance criteria, test cases, and workflow summaries, then verifying the output before sharing it with engineering or customers. Querying the database to validate information displayed in the application. Required Several years of experience as a business analyst, QA analyst, or in a combined role, with the ability to independently guide a feature from an initial request to approved acceptance criteria and produce tickets ready for engineering. Hands-on product testing experience, including developing test cases from requirements, executing them, and completing thorough validation before sign-off. Clear written communication. User stories, acceptance criteria, and bug reports should be understandable and actionable for someone who did not attend the original discussion. AI tools. Regular use of AI tools to draft acceptance criteria, generate test ideas, and summarize calls or workflows, with careful review and correction of the output. SQL. Ability to write read-only queries using filters, joins, and aggregations to validate results, counts, or permissions beyond what appears on screen. Comfort learning a domain-specific product. Prior EHS experience is not required, but you should be able to understand regulated workflows and ask questions that clarify or refine requirements. Sufficient technical fluency to understand web applications and API-backed workflows, including filters, permissions, imports, and potential causes of incorrect values. Writing production code is not required. Preferred Domain experience in EHS, ESG, environmental monitoring, mining, energy, or other regulated operations. Experience writing acceptance criteria for data-heavy grids, forms, or mobile field workflows. Experience with bilingual products or verifying consistency between English and Spanish content. A certification such as ISTQB, CBAP, or a comparable credential. Practical experience carries more weight than certification. Engagement 20 hours per week, ongoing $45–$55 per hour, depending on experience Remote, with working hours that overlap with the Denver workday