QA Tester | Quality Assurance | VR Gaming / Simulation | Remote options (Dallas is Ideal) | $60,000 - $80,000 USD + Benefits

QA Tester | Quality Assurance | VR Gaming / Simulation | Remote options (Dallas is Ideal) | $60,000 - $80,000 USD + Benefits


The Company

They are an emerging player in the virtual reality space, focused on building immersive, high-performance simulation experiences across multiple sectors. Their work sits at the intersection of gaming, training, and applied VR technology, delivering complex environments used for both entertainment and real-world applications. Operating with a modern technical stack and a fast-paced product mindset, they emphasise ownership, collaboration, and continuous iteration. The team is hands-on, and individuals are expected to contribute meaningfully to the development and refinement of their products.


The Role

They are hiring a mid-level VR Quality Assurance Playtester to support the delivery of high-quality, stable VR experiences. This role is heavily focused on manual testing, ensuring functionality, usability, and performance across multiple platforms. Working closely with developers and internal stakeholders, the successful candidate will play a key role in identifying issues, validating fixes, and contributing to the overall quality of each release. The position suits someone detail-oriented who enjoys breaking products to make them better.


The Responsibilities

  • Design, document, and execute detailed test cases across VR environments
  • Perform structured manual testing on gameplay, systems, and user interactions
  • Identify, log, and track bugs with clear reproduction steps and supporting evidence
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to validate fixes and improvements
  • Contribute to release cycles through consistent testing and feedback loops
  • Monitor product performance and flag usability or stability concerns
  • Maintain testing documentation and ensure consistency across platforms


The Requirements

  • 2–4 years’ experience in QA, playtesting, or a related testing function
  • Exposure to VR, gaming, or simulation environments is strongly preferred
  • Strong understanding of manual testing methodologies and bug tracking processes
  • Ability to communicate issues clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • High attention to detail with a methodical approach to testing
  • Comfortable working in a fast-paced, iterative development environment
  • Familiarity with common QA tools, workflows, and reporting standards


The Remuneration

  • Salary range: $60,000 – $85,000 USD
  • Hybrid working model (with a mix of remote and in-office collaboration)
  • Opportunity to work on cutting-edge VR technology and products
  • Exposure to a high-growth environment with strong development potential
  • Collaborative team culture with direct access to product and engineering teams


If you’re looking to step into a role where their work directly impacts product quality, and where you can see the results of their testing in real time, this is the kind of environment that rewards it. Candidates who enjoy hands-on testing, problem-solving, and working closely with product teams are encouraged to apply.


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