LQA Game Tester Estonian (Freelance Remote)

SIDE.INC is a global games services company, providing technical and creative services to many of the largest developers and studios around the world. Founded in Japan in 1994, SIDE.INC has grown to become a global force in the gaming industry, with over 40 studios in 16 countries worldwide and offices across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia. WE BELIEVE GREAT WORK GETS DONE BY TEAMS WHO LOVE WHAT THEY DO We’re a global team of passionate, hard-working, ambitious gamers, whose goal is to make every gamer's experience as perfect as reputed company. We’re dedicated to helping your players, because they’re part of our community too. We’ve been working hard for players, clients, and the games industry for over three decades, providing industry-leading services to every part of the globe. Our industry-leading services include art production, game development, quality assurance, player support, community management, localization, localization QA, audio production, and data collection. For more information, visit About the role As Localization QA Game Tester, you will work within our Localization Quality Assurance team and be the very first person to see the localized game in its entirety – translated text, images and the rest of the user interface collectively. You’ll get to experience the project in the way it will be consumed by the end users. You will work in a multilingual project team ensuring that the game is free from grammatical errors, cultural inconsistencies and ultimately ensuring that the game is accurately localized into the target language. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with a global project team. Identify and correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and other language errors. Ensure adherence to console manufacturer guidelines. Log details of errors and issues, providing improvement suggestions. Ensure accurate translation within context and maintain consistency in terminology and imagery. Identify missing or incorrect content and ensure proper display/format of dates, calendars, and characters. Write reports on errors and bugs found and perform ad hoc translation. Oversee the quality of your work, collaborate with the team, and contribute to the overall success of projects. Our Localization QA team performs language checks on a range of yet-to-be-released games for a variety of platforms including PC, Xbox One, PS5, Wii, PS Vita, DS, Switch, VR and various mobile and tablet devices. As an LQA Game Tester, you would be working on top gaming titles for some of the world's leading publishers. Requirements No experience required. Just fluency in Estonian and English. Strong cultural understanding of the language you are applying for. Computer literacy – particularly with Excel. Robust Internet research skills. Excellent attention to detail. Previous experience with using different software, applications, and websites. Ability to communicate clearly and concisely and collaborate within project teams. Candidate must be located within Europe. What we offer You will be working for the pre-eminent global provider of specialist services to the games industry and provided with full training and the opportunity to work on some of the biggest game clients, titles, projects, and tech in the world. Attractive remuneration, holidays, regular team competitions with great prizes; and inclusion into an extensive social calendar. Our environments thrive with collaborative teamwork with people from all around the world, different nationalities, and languages. A supportive community inclusive of LGBTQ+, and any age, ethnicity, religion, or disability. We care about the well-being of our employees and have a dedicated employee well-being program. We empower our people and offer regular progression opportunities to ensure our employees flourish. Learn as you work and be part of something real that changes the face of gaming - forever. Working with a global multi-lingual reputed company with superb training and promotion and progression opportunities. Working Condition Fully remote within Europe. Do you prefer a full-time position? Submit your application, and we can discuss your preferences in more detail. We are also regularly recruiting the following languages Arabic, Burmese, Bulgarian, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (Australian), English (UK), English (US), Finnish, French (EU), French (Canadian), German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Luxembourgish, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (EU), Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Spanish (Latin), Spanish (EU), Russian, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese for current and future ad-hoc Quality Assurance, Localization, Localization, QA, and Player Support global Operations. ALL APPLICATION MUST BE SENT IN ENGLISH For more career opportunities, visit our reputed company Originally posted on Himalayas Apply To This Job

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