As some already explained in their answers, maybe the more important thins is what you are going to do and in what environment, rather than the title itself. I

As some already explained in their answers, maybe the more important thins is what you are going to do and in what environment, rather than the title itself. In my mind 'junior developer' is not somebody who does QA only, but is connected to the responsibility. You could be as well working on developing features as a junior developer, in fact I would expect it. It is only that you will get guidance and mentoring from senior developers. From what you described about your background, I would expect you to start as a junior developer - as for anybody who does not have work experience yet. So my advice would be to make sure the company has a good mentoring system in place and enough senior developers to support that. Even if you got a job in e.g. some startup and you get a mid/senior title because they don't know better, that will very soon backfire on both of you. They will expect results you won't be able to deliver and noone will understand why. Of course if you could give us more details - on what is a "typical" junior dev job for you, what are your mates doing etc., we could provide a more directed answer. Good luck!