QA Specialist (Game tester) (KZ / RU)

Garena Free Fire - the world famous mobile battle royale shooter and one of the largest mobile cyber disciplines in the world - is looking for a remote QA engineer for the CIS team. In short: English proficiency, work experience in a similar or related position.

What are you working on?

• The name of the project(s): Free Fire
• Genres: Action, Shooter, MMO
• Platforms: PC, Mobile, iOS, Android

For which tasks (responsibilities)?

• Quickly test, report, and fix any problems that may arise during updating/patching of a live service environment (mobile game)

• Communicate with relevant stakeholders (including but not limited to game developers, the game operations team, and other internal functions) to resolve any outstanding issues

• Robust testing and QA rollouts, to ensure high quality of service for players

• Internalize and improve on existing processes to make the live service roll out more efficient

• Ad hoc tasks

What kind of professional are we looking for?

• At least a bachelor's degree in any related field (engineering/computer science is preferred)

• At least 1 year of experience in a live technical environment (Gaming preferred, but any tech company is fine)

• Proficient in English & Russian

• Good Problem solver - Break down complex issues into solvable parts and commit to fixing them

• Gamer - Play a wide variety of game and truly understand the service level of other great games

• Strong communication with technically oriented staff (e.g., engineers)

What is important for us in a person?

• Time management: the ability to prioritize and meet deadlines;

• High level of self-organization

Why do we enjoy working here?

• Ambitious projects

• Transparent system of professional growth

• Cool team in love with games

What are the conditions and bonuses?

• Competitive salary according to interview qualifications

• Official employment according to the Labor Code

• Remote work, flexible hours

• International business trips in accordance with the epidemiological situation