Gaming Realms
Junior QA Engineer (Graduate)

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Junior QA Engineer
As a Junior QA Engineer, your mission is simple: try to break our software before our customers do. You don’t need a background in testing to start here. We are looking for inquisitive minds who enjoy solving puzzles and have a "what happens if I click this?" attitude.
You will start by learning the ropes of manual testing, exploring our games to ensure they are high-quality and easy to use, while we support you in learning the technical skills to grow into an Automation Engineer.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Exploratory Testing: Getting hands-on with our products to find bugs, glitches, or confusing user experiences.
- Bug Reporting: Clearly documenting what went wrong so our developers can fix it.
- Test Planning: Helping to write "test cases" (the step-by-step instructions we use to check new features).
- Collaborating: Working closely with developers and product managers to understand how new features are supposed to work.
- Continuous Learning: Dedicating time each week to learn the technical side of QA, including JavaScript for automation and how APIs connect the modern web.
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What We’re Looking For
- Curiosity: You love to figure out how things work under the hood.
- Attention to Detail: You’re the person who notices the small typo or the button that’s slightly off-centre.
- Great Communication: You can explain a complex problem in a way that’s easy to understand.
- Tech-Adjacent Interest: You don’t need to be a coder yet, but you should be excited about technology and eager to learn some JavaScript.
- Reliability: You take pride in "signing off" on a piece of work, knowing it meets a high standard.


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Why Join Us?
- No Experience Required: We provide full training on testing methodologies.
- Mentorship: You’ll work alongside senior engineers who will help you bridge the gap from "manual" to "technical."
- The Toolkit: You’ll get exposure to modern tools like Jira, Postman, and Cypress/Playwright as you progress.
- Career Path: This isn't just a manual testing job; it’s a springboard into a career in Software Engineering.
- Hybrid working: Tuesdays and Thursdays in our fabulous London office
- 30 days holiday plus BH
- Pension + Medical
- Other great benefits
If that sounds of interest, please share a copy of your CV and a cover letter indicating your interest in the role.
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