A user acceptance tester, sometimes known as a beta tester, tests a software product before its release to the general public. Many software and mobile application companies deploy user testing to find any last-minute bugs or issues in their products. You should have strong analytical skills, but depending on the role you play, qualifications for this career vary. Some user acceptance testers work directly for the software company and have experience with software development. However, some beta testers are brought in as a representative of a typical user. The job is usually part of the quality assurance department, and your duties include making reports to the department after your surveys are complete.