HybridMedellín, Medellin, ColombiaProductionFull time

Description:
Who we are:
PikPok is New Zealand’s oldest and largest video game developer and publisher. We established our Medellín studio by acquiring Wizard Fun Factory, one of the oldest studios in the city. Our Medellín studio works closely with our New Zealand-based counterpart in striving to successfully provide rich game experiences crafted by talented teams who are curious, take ownership, and collaborate well. We are committed to providing a safe and supportive workplace enabling our teams to make games enjoyed worldwide across mobile, desktop, and console.

About the role:
The Junior QA Tester’s responsibilities include:
- Analyze, design, and propose test plans to ensure that a systematic and comprehensive functional conformance test is achieved.
- Perform extensive testing of games to identify and document errors, performance issues and bugs.
- Keeping the team informed about the progress of the tests.
- Collaborate with the development team to understand game functionality and requirements.




- Provide feedback on gameplay, balance, and other aspects of game design.
- Actively participate in agile debates and rituals.
- Effectively listen and assimilate comments, guidance, and instructions.
- Actively contribute to company objectives, strategy, and culture.

Requirements:
The Junior QA Tester’s required knowledge and experience should include:
- The ability to work smoothly with international colleagues and teams, respect cultural differences, and readily exchange learning.
- Minimum B2 English, with good written and verbal communication skills.
- Ideally 6 months experience in software testing.
- Ideally, a bachelor's degree in a related career (e.g., engineering in digital entertainment, systems engineering, engineering related to technology).
- Knowledge of software testing, either through formal studies or practical experience.
- Ability to document and communicate problems clearly and concisely.

📌 QA Tester Junior (Colombia)
🏢 PikPok
📍 Colombia