WFH Product Tester – Games (Entry Level, Remote)

Are you someone who naturally spots what's broken and enjoys spending time with fresh mobile games? We're hiring Game Quality Assurance Specialists as remote contractors to test mobile games straight from your own device and ensure our players get a smooth, problem-free experience. No prior QA experience required—just bring enthusiasm and a genuine interest in learning the craft.

Responsibilities: Your day-to-day will include:

• Download and run mobile games on your personal iOS or Android device.
• Navigate through game content methodically, assessing how it performs and feels to play.
• Document any bugs, crashes, or gameplay hiccups with thorough descriptions.
• Collaborate with our dev team to relay observations and confirm when issues have been resolved.

Requirements: To be successful, you'll need:

• An iOS or Android smartphone or tablet ready to go.
• A meticulous eye and the discipline to stick to structured testing procedures.
• Strong writing ability when explaining technical problems and your findings.
• Reliable internet access and the capability to work independently from home.

What We Offer:

• Flexible contract arrangement with zero obligation to renew.
• Compensation of $35/hour (rates may vary depending on game complexity and testing scope).
• Gain valuable real-world experience in mobile game QA.
• Complete autonomy to work remotely from your location of choice.
• Make a meaningful contribution to gaming products enjoyed by players globally.
• Remote work online (USA preferred).

Why Apply: If you're the type who gets absorbed in mobile games, catches details other people overlook, and enjoys giving thoughtful critiques, this role is a natural fit. You don't need to be a competitive gamer—just someone who values precision and takes satisfaction in doing thorough work. Set your own schedule and test from wherever you're most comfortable.

Got a compatible mobile device and ready to jump in? We'd welcome the chance to work with you. Your commitment to quality could shape the final version of the games we bring to market.