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Job Description
UserWise is seeking a QA Engineer to join our fast-paced Live Operations team for a large international publisher. The QA Engineer will play a crucial role in ensuring our games meet the highest standards of quality, functionality, and user experience. This role involves identifying bugs, glitches, and other issues in our games and ensuring they are resolved before release.
About UserWise
We are dedicated to transforming the gaming landscape through our S-tier team of industry veterans, talented game developers, and innovative designers. Headquartered in the USA, our multinational team brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the gaming industry to every project. We begin by conducting thorough game analyses, pinpointing strengths and areas for improvement across design, gameplay mechanics, user interfaces, and monetization strategies. From there, we craft tailored growth strategies that include feature development, monetization optimization, and engaging content updates. Powered by our cutting-edge LiveOps platform, we enhance in-game experiences, drive player engagement, and maximize revenue for studios. Our commitment to excellence ensures that we regularly deliver fully tested updates that bring your game closer to its ultimate vision. Join us in shaping the future of gaming!
Responsibilities
Game Testing
Bug Reporting
Test Planning and Design
Collaboration
Documentation
Google Play/App Store/Discord Reviews
Analytics/Product Health
Continuous Improvement
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