QA

The role

Currently we don’t have any open QA positions, but you can send your open applications to [email protected]. Please read through the “How to apply” section before applying. QA is all about testing, testing and testing. QA applicants need to be ready for this and be able to handle playing through the same parts over and over again without losing their focus. QA is not just about finding bugs, but also figuring out exactly how to reproduce them and what causes them – and for this, it usually helps quite a bit to have a solid gaming background. QA applicants don’t necessarily need to have previous work experience, but they are required to have lots of gaming experience. All our QA team members play a lot of games in their free-time. A great way to make your QA application stand out is to write about your gaming hobby in detail – things like how much time you spend playing games per week, what games you’ve spent the most hours playing (and how much is that), what platforms you use for gaming, etc. We’re even happy to know what your favourite games are and why. Some applicants have also linked their Steam profiles or Gamerscores. All previous QA experience is of course relevant, even if it’s not a requirement. If you have participated in beta tests for some games, mention those too. In the past, QA has been a popular starting position. However, we hope that all QA applicants are serious about making a career in QA, instead of just treating it as an “easy way in”. If you don’t feel a genuine passion towards QA, it’s recommended that you apply for a trainee position instead, or – if you have enough experience – directly to a department that interests you more.