QA Engineer - Game Development (Hard Rock Games)
- Toronto, ON, Canada
- Remote
- Full-time
- POSTED TODAY
About the job
What are we building?
At Hard Rock Games, we’re not just making games-we’re crafting experiences that connect people, deliver thrills, and celebrate the spirit of Hard Rock. As the social casino gaming arm of Hard Rock Digital, our teams shape every stage of the journey from concept to launch to live operations, giving our teams the ability to innovate, experiment, and make real impact.
With the backing of a globally recognized brand, we combine the agility of a startup with the reach of an entertainment powerhouse. Here, creativity thrives, ideas scale, and careers grow.
We’re looking for passionate creators, builders, and innovators to join us in shaping the future of free-to-play gaming. Let’s play hard.
About the role
We're looking for a QA Engineer to join our Games team. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of delivering high-quality gaming products across web and mobile platforms in a fast-paced environment. As a QA Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting our game development pipeline, contributing to quality assurance and regulatory compliance throughout the software development lifecycle.
Responsibilities
Participate in all stages of the SDLC, ensuring the quality of gaming products.
Review and analyze product and technical requirements; identify untestable or ambiguous items before development starts.
Collaborate with QA and development teams to create comprehensive test strategies.
Write and maintain automated tests for web and mobile game clients.
Execute test cases and analyze results to identify issues across web and mobile platforms.
Verify game behavior against its specification, including paytables, RTP, and payout behavior against the math model.
Test against regulatory and certification requirements; help prepare evidence for regulatory submissions.
Report and manage bugs with clarity and actionable detail.
Work alongside AI-assisted tooling, specifying expected behavior precisely enough for automated verification.
Foster close collaboration with Product and Development teams to drive continuous improvement.