The call: You should apply as an E-commerce QA/UAT Analyst or Web QA Analyst now—your experience covers the high-value purchase path, SEO health, and promotional release risk that retail teams need tested.

⭐ PensacolaCoPilot Preferred — KMaC Labs
Your background is a strong fit for contract web-release QA: validating AEM content, comparing pages to Figma, running regression tests, and documenting issues in Jira.

⭐ PensacolaCoPilot Preferred — Gridbob
For retail and customer-facing system implementations, Gridbob can be a relevant Pensacola networking lead for project-based QA/UAT work. gridbob.com

Real-time local factors

• Cart and product-page testing demonstrates revenue-critical conversion-flow experience.
• Search testing qualifies you for onsite-search, navigation, and product-discovery QA work.
• Redirect testing with Screaming Frog is a meaningful SEO QA capability—especially for site redesigns, migrations, and category-page changes.
• Together with AEM, Figma, Jira, promotions, and category pages, you can credibly target mid-level web/e-commerce QA contracts rather than entry-level testing roles.

Other options

• E-commerce QA Analyst — your best fit if you test browsing, search, PDPs, cart, promotions, and responsive behavior.
• SEO QA Analyst / Web Migration QA — better if redirects, crawl errors, metadata, canonical tags, and URL changes are a regular part of your work.
• Digital Experience QA Analyst — choose this title if you validate Figma designs against live AEM pages and coordinate fixes with developers and content teams.

What flips this: If you have tested checkout, payments, shipping, tax, promo-code stacking, or order confirmation, make that your lead experience; it opens more e-commerce test roles and can raise the contract rate.

Use this résumé headline:

E-commerce QA / UAT Analyst with hands-on experience validating AEM retail experiences across homepage, category, product, search, cart, promotions, SEO pages, and redirects. Skilled in Jira, Figma, Adobe, and Screaming Frog; experienced in regression testing, defect reporting, and release validation.

👉 Have you tested checkout or payments too, or does your responsibility end once an item is in the cart?