Manual QA Engineer
Red Tiger, a team within the Evolution ecosystem, is seeking a Manual QA Engineer to join their 200-strong professional team based in Sofia. The role focuses on ensuring the high quality of cutting-edge slot and table games through rigorous testing and collaboration with development and design teams.
The successful candidate will be responsible for the full testing lifecycle, from designing test cases to tracking issues until final sign-off. This position offers the opportunity to work within a creative environment that combines the benefits of a large organisation with the agility of a startup.
- Design and run test cases for slot and table games.
- Identify, log and track issues until closure and sign-off.
- Take part in regular meetings with the development and game design teams.
- Explore products in detail using codebase access to facilitate continuous learning and improvement.
- 2+ years of experience in QA, preferably in slot games (preferred).
- Detail-oriented personality (required).
- Fluent English (required).
- Clear communicator in both written and verbal forms (required).
- High sense of personal responsibility (required).
- Challenging work within a dynamic international team.
- Excellent environment for personal and professional development.
- Friendly and reliable colleagues.
- Environment tailored to allow employees to realise their full potential.
- Mix of benefits from a large company and a creative startup culture.
- Coolfit/Multisport card.
- Additional medical insurance.
Evolution AB is a Swedish company and the world's leading developer and supplier of live casino solutions for online gaming operators. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Stockholm, it produces live dealer games - including roulette, blackjack and a range of game shows - streamed from studios across Europe, the Americas and Asia. Through the acquisitions of NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming and others, the group is also a major online slots provider. Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Evolution employs more than 20,000 people worldwide.