A free, two-week, 70-hour FQA Bootcamp in Liverpool teaching game testing fundamentals, practical testing, bug identification and reporting, industry testing processes, and professional development. No prior FQA experience is required. Applicants must be at least 20, live in the Liverpool City Region, be unemployed or considering a career change, demonstrate gaming passion and attention to detail, communicate effectively in English, and meet Skills Bootcamp eligibility criteria.

Tests video games in Indonesian to identify linguistic, cultural, grammatical, localization, and display issues. Documents bugs using testing tools, verifies fixes, follows project guidelines, and collaborates with project managers and international LQA teams. The role requires native Indonesian, fluent English, strong attention to detail, clear written communication, adaptability, and on-site availability in Cebu. Previous LQA, game testing, translation, localization, or QA experience is preferred but not required.

Test and validate Czech-language game localisation: identify, report, and verify linguistic issues using bug databases and test case tools; collaborate with testers, translators, and developers to ensure natural, accurate, and culturally appropriate in-game text. Write/refine test cases, document findings, and improve LQA workflows in an onsite Madrid team.