#games qa

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Attention please

Hey guys, If anyone hears something about jobs in the gaming industry, preferably QA/CQA, I'd be grateful for a message! I'm looking together with my GF, we're both 4+ years in this business. I've been QA Lead for the majority of this time, she's been Sony (and recently Microsoft) Compliance specialist. We're looking at jobs anywhere in the world, although Europe is easiest for us. Any relocation aid would be extremely helpful, though we could likely do without if pressed. If you see anything helpful, or if you have any helpful tips for moving abroad, please drop by my ask box or message me ☆ Thanks! -Mags

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Train2Game News Universally Speaking hiring

One of the UK’s leading names in QA is working with Train2Game to find its latest group of QA professionals.

This latest request for applicants is part of the ongoing business relationship between Universally Speaking and Train2Game, two Train2Game students are working at Universally Speaking. The company are after strong applicants and Train2Game are providing trained individuals to fill the…

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Another VMC Game Labs ad in Develop's next issue.  

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This ad is going to be in the next issue of Develop.  :)  Learn more about VMC Game Labs here.

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When asked about whether Quality Assurance (QA) is one the “coolest” routes to break into the games industry, VMC Game Labs’ Senior Test Manager Scott Ferguson said, “Definitely one of the coolest ways to get in. [You get to experience] lots of games from different development stages, different aspects — to see the ins and outs of the industry. You get to make a lot of network connections. You kind of get to see things from early concept stages to that final post-post-release stage and [support] it.” Read more. 

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Are We Undergoing a QA and Localization Renaissance?

One of the biggest challenges we currently face in the games industry is how fast it’s moving and changing. New game companies appear every week; established models are being challenged, blurring the lines between the traditional roles of development, publishing, and distribution. Read more.