LQA Game Tester

Passionate about games and languages? Become a Localization QA Game Tester at Testronic, and help deliver immersive, high-quality gaming experiences to players worldwide Responsibilities: - Adhere to company security procedures and elevate any perceived breaches to the supervisor. - Assist and mentor less experienced testers. - Attend monthly mentoring and goal-setting sessions with the Line Manager. - Ensure bugs, flaws and issues are accurately documented in English and propose corrections to facilitate fixes. - Inform Supervisors of any issues that may slow down, stop, or improve testing progress as early as possible. - Maintain strong teamwork by sharing relevant information and contributing to group targets. - Present a professional and responsible image when interacting with clients and keep senior staff informed of communications. - Complete assigned tasks accurately, thoroughly, and within specified timeframes to identify and report bugs, software flaws and design issues. - Perform testing duties and ad‑hoc translation tasks when required. - Carry out additional tasks as assigned. Experience & Qualifications - Experience in a Localization QA (LQA) environment. Technical Skills - Proficiency in standard business software applications (e.g., Microsoft Office). - Familiarity with a variety of bug databases. - Basic familiarity with console, mobile and PC set‑up and settings. - Knowledge of LQA submission requirements testing (compliance). - Familiarity with online test management systems. Personal Skills - Clear written communication skills. - Clear verbal communication skills. - Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. - Ability to multitask efficiently. - Ability to act as a role model for LQA technicians. Attitude & Values - Hardworking and honest. - Strong timekeeping and punctuality. - Flexible attitude. - Prepared to work shifts. - Willing to occasionally work long and unsociable hours. - Able to maintain a positive attitude and contribute to team morale.

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