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QA Analyst – Social VR Application
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QA Analyst – Social VR Application
Req: 73345-1
Contract: 6 months
Location: Remote, UK
Hours: 40 per week
Rate: £45 per hour PAYE
Company bonus: 15%
Travel: None required
Interview: One round
The role
We’re looking for an experienced QA Analyst to help keep weekly releases of a large social VR application stable across its supported platforms. You’ll test builds, verify fixes and identify regressions before they reach users.
The application is a mature Unity-based product in keep-the-lights-on mode, where careful testing helps ensure each change is ready to ship. You’ll work closely with runtime engineers, release leads and on-call teams. Testing may also include features in a Windows desktop editor.
What you’ll do
- Run smoke, regression and end-to-end tests on nightly, stable, canary and release-candidate builds.
- Give release leads a clear go/no-go assessment ahead of weekly releases.
- Verify important fixes in test builds and on the release branch.
- Test core user journeys across supported worlds, including travel, avatars, voice, social features and multiplayer sessions.
- Test builds on standalone VR headsets and mobile devices, as well as PC and mobile experiences delivered through cloud streaming.
- Reproduce crashes, hangs, application-not-responding issues, out-of-memory problems and performance regressions reported from production or telemetry.
- Write actionable bug reports with clear reproduction steps, expected and actual results, severity, device logs and video evidence.
- Maintain test plans, test cases and release checklists as the supported-world list changes.
- Help triage bug reports by confirming issues, checking for duplicates, assessing severity and routing them to the appropriate on-call team.
- Identify repetitive checks that could be automated and contribute to automation where practical.
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What you’ll bring
- 5+ years of professional QA experience in games, VR/AR or large-scale consumer applications, or equivalent experience.
- Hands-on experience testing Android-based devices, including sideloading builds and capturing logs with adb/logcat.
- Experience running regression and release test passes to a fixed schedule.
- Strong bug-reporting skills, with the ability to provide concise, reproducible reports and useful supporting evidence.
- Experience writing and maintaining test plans, test cases or release checklists.
- Experience investigating crashes, stability or performance issues from telemetry or user reports.
- Confidence working independently, prioritising under release pressure and communicating risks clearly to engineers and release owners.
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Helpful experience
- Testing VR applications on standalone headsets.
- Familiarity with Unity logs and common engine-level failure modes.
- Testing multiplayer, social or user-generated-content platforms.
- Testing cloud game or application streaming.
- Performance or memory profiling using tools such as OVR Metrics Tool, Perfetto or Unity Profiler.
- Scripting or test automation, such as Python or Unity Test Framework.
- Experience with live-service or Live Ops release processes.
This is a temporary contract and is not expected to convert to a permanent role. Apply with your CV and a brief summary of your relevant QA experience.
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