QA Engineer (Mobile Games)

Description We are looking for QA Engineer (Mobile Games) in Armenia. You'll join a game team as its quality owner, from the first feature spec to the store release. You'll test gameplay, UI, monetization and backend integrations on iOS and Android, and work closely with developers, game designers and product managers in an agile setup. Responsibilities Design and run test strategies, test plans and test cases for new features, levels, live-ops events and updates. Do functional, regression, smoke and exploratory testing on a wide range of iOS and Android devices. Test backend services and APIs with Postman, and check game data such as player progress, rewards and purchases with SQL. Check monetization flows, including in-app purchases, ad placements and reward logic. Log, prioritise and track defects in Jira with clear reproduction steps, logs and video, and follow them through to verification. Keep test suites in Qase (or a similar tool) up to date, and keep growing coverage as the game evolves. Take part in sprint planning, estimate testing effort and report QA status and release readiness to stakeholders. Suggest process improvements that help the team ship faster without losing quality. Requirements Requirements: 2+ years of hands-on manual QA experience on mobile and/or web applications. Solid testing fundamentals, including test design techniques, bug lifecycle and SDLC/STLC. Experience with API testing in Postman and working knowledge of SQL. Comfort with Jira (Trello or Linear is a plus) and a test management tool such as Qase. Basic Git knowledge, such as working with builds and branches. A sharp eye for detail, strong analytical thinking and clear written communication in English. A real interest in games and in what makes them fun to play. Nice to Have: Experience in gaming, iGaming or other real-time, event-driven products. Familiarity with mobile tools such as Charles/Proxyman, Android Studio/adb, Xcode or TestFlight. Interest in test automation, with some Python or a willingness to learn it. Russian or Armenian is a plus for regional collaboration.