Bash Team Lead for Remote QA and Training Coordination

What You'll Do9

• Review AI-generated Bash scripts for correctness, safety, portability, and error handling.
• Provide written feedback to contributors and escalate recurring issues to ensure quality improvements.
• Lead trainer and QA communications on Discord about new guidelines and Bash-specific expectations.
• Respond to technical questions on quoting, portability, commands, permissions, and rubric interpretation.
• DM inactive contributors to re-engage them and track follow-ups on availability and participation.
• Create and maintain Bash style guides, FAQs, calibration tasks, onboarding materials, and trackers.
• Onboard new contributors through training calls detailing workflows and review rules.
• Flag unsafe scripts, destructive commands, credential exposure, or risky production guidance.
• Identify recurring gaps and design scalable QA processes to address them.

Requirements8

• Bachelor’s or Master’s inCS/Software Engineering/IT or equivalent experience.
• 3+ years in Bash/shell scripting, Linux/Unix, automation, DevOps, CI/CD, or technical support workflows.
• Strong understanding of Bash fundamentals including variables, quoting, conditionals, loops, functions, pipes, redirection, exit codes, and POSIX portability.
• Ability to spot unsafe commands, poor quoting, non-portable syntax, missing error handling, and destructive operations.
• Familiarity with grep, awk, sed, find, xargs, curl, jq, cron, SSH, Git, Docker, CI/CD, and Linux package managers preferred.
• Experience leading or supporting remote teams of trainers, reviewers, engineers, or QAs is a plus.
• Comfort with Discord, Google Sheets/Docs, trackers, dashboards, GitHub, and PM systems.
• Highly detail-oriented with ability to maintain style guides, FAQs, trackers, and onboarding materials.

Who Should Apply

Ideal candidates bring hands-on Bash and Linux expertise with a track record in QA or training roles. This role suits someone who can translate complex guidelines into actionable feedback and guide remote teams. It may not be a fit for those without substantial Bash scripting or absence of experience in remote collaborator environments. Expect a focus on accuracy, safety, and process improvements rather than development work. Candidates who struggle with precise quoting or portable scripting are unlikely to succeed.

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