QA Engineer (Automation)

Description

What You Will Do

• Estimate the effort required for software testing tasks
• Test games on supported devices
• Report bugs clearly and directly, adding all necessary details so that the team responsible for resolving the issue has a complete understanding of what is incorrect
• Define the priority of bugs according to established guidelines
• Write test cases according to the specifications of the functionality; build test plans for version approval
• Establish testing processes
• Observe and disseminate quality control metrics, such as defect density and the number of open defects
• Identify the need for tools to test functionalities and specify the scope
• Manage defect databases and provide defect and quality reports

What We’re Looking For

• 2+ years of experience with software testing
• Analytical: Able to understand the real impact of a bug on the player's experience.
• Curious: QA works directly with all areas of game development, and a curious profile tends to try to understand the reasons behind decisions and their impact on the product.
• Proactive: As the last phase of the development cycle, the chance of a QA being unable to complete a task is high. It is important to be very proactive in these moments to seek solutions with other team members
• Friendly: QA is the professional who points out problems in others' work. It is important to be very friendly when communicating with others to avoid conflicts
• In-depth knowledge of software quality control techniques, tools, and methods
• Able to navigate engines like Unity and Unreal
• Good to have: Capable of crafting and developing automated tests
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Information Systems, Computer Science, or Game Design

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