Senior QA Analyst

Gravity Well is looking for an experienced Quality Assurance (QA) professional to help build and shape best practices in our QA team, as well as to foster our principles and values across the company.

What You'll Do:

• Test planning, execution, and root cause analysis of issues for Client, Server, and Platform technologies.
• Identify testing challenges and work towards improvement.
• Create documentation for testing techniques.
• Identify patterns that can lead to repeat problems.
• Create, maintain, and execute test plans/checklists.
• Performance testing across multiple platforms.
• Work embedded with a development team, becoming a main QA point of contact for a feature or discipline.

Ideally You'll Have:

• 3+ years of game quality assurance experience in a senior or higher role.
• Shipped 1 or more AAA titles.
• Experience with debugging tools.
• Experience conducting performance testing and configuring common performance related tools across multiple platforms.
• Intermediate proficiency of Unreal Engine.
• Proficiency with Perforce.
• Knowledge of Testing/Planning Tools such as Jira.

Bonus Points:

• Experience with console certification process.
• Automation testing and scripting experience.

What You’ll Get:

• The base pay for this role is $95,000 to $110,000 USD per year (or equivalent in your local currency). We pay fairly across our global team regardless of your location but it will differ based on factors such as experience, qualifications, etc.
• Profit sharing and company equity to all employees, regardless of location
• Industry leading medical, dental, and vision plans
• Employer sponsored basic life insurance & AD&D
• 401k retirement program
• Flexible work hours
• Unlimited PTO and sick time
• Paid parental leave

Some benefits listed, such as the 401k plan for employees in the US, may vary depending on your employee status and location.

Where You'll Work:

This position is for US and Canadian residents. We have an office in California if you like to come to an office, but most employees work from home across different US time zones and that’s totally fine.