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Chicago-based, remote-first, founder-led

Two QA engineers who got tired of watching bugs ship

GoGreenlit started as a conversation between two QA engineers who had each spent nearly a decade watching the same problem play out: startups either bolt testing onto the end of a sprint, or pay enterprise prices for QA maturity they do not need yet. We started GoGreenlit to be the option in between.

Where GoGreenlit came from

Muhammad and Mohammad met working as embedded QA engineers on separate teams, watching the same story repeat. Quality either got treated as an afterthought, squeezed into the last two days of a sprint, or it got the full enterprise treatment: dedicated QA departments and process maturity most ten-person startups do not have the headcount or the budget for.

Neither extreme fit the teams they had actually worked with. So they started GoGreenlit: embedded QA and automation, priced and structured for a team that is shipping fast, not one that has already scaled past the problem.

The founders

Meet the founders

Two people, no account managers in between, and a founder on every engagement.

Muhammad Ali

Co-Founder and QA Manager

Nine years building and managing QA processes across fintech, SaaS, and e-commerce teams. The one who designs the process before anyone touches a test case, and joins your planning meetings to make sure it stays that way.

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Mohammad Khan

Co-Founder and Lead Automation QA Engineer

Builds automation suites in Playwright and Selenium that live inside your CI pipeline, not next to it. If a bad build gets blocked before it merges, this is usually why.

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18+

Years combined QA experience

“We did not want to build a testing factory. We wanted to be the QA engineer a startup cannot afford to hire yet, but still needs.”

Muhammad Ali & Mohammad Khan, Co-Founders

How we work

What makes us different

Based in Chicago, built for remote

GoGreenlit is headquartered in Chicago, but the work happens wherever your team is. Engagements run distributed by default: video standups, async updates, and the tools your team already uses, not an office requirement dressed up as culture.

Want to work with the people who actually run your QA?

No account managers between you and the engineers doing the work. Tell us about your team, and one of us will be on the call.