Testeur(euse) de jeux RV - Présentiel
Skills
About the role
This onsite virtual reality game-testing position is based at Keywords Studios in Montreal, Quebec. It is for candidates aged 18 or older who can test VR titles in English and work mainly from 13:00 to 21:30. You will identify defects, document them accurately, confirm corrections, and support the delivery of polished VR experiences.
What you’ll do
- Test virtual-reality games and applications in the Montreal studio.
- Identify, reproduce, document, and report technical and gameplay defects.
- Check resolved issues and perform regression tests.
- Work closely with a team lead and fellow testers.
- Follow established testing processes and project schedules.
- Help maintain quality across immersive game projects.
What they’re looking for
- Be available for onsite work in Montreal, primarily from 13:00 to 21:30.
- Be interested in video games and VR technology.
- Have strong analytical skills and careful attention to detail.
- Adapt to different projects and work well with a collaborative team.
- Communicate effectively in spoken and written English.
- Be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or authorized Canadian work-permit holder.
Nice to have
- Practical experience using virtual-reality headsets.
What’s on offer
- Base pay beginning at CAD 18.15 per hour.
- A CAD 2.00 hourly onsite premium.
- A CAD 2.50 hourly evening premium for work after 19:00.
- An on-call contract with advancement potential.
- Corporate discounts, employee assistance support, community initiatives, webinars, social events, and learning opportunities.
Questions about this role
Is this virtual reality game tester role onsite?
Yes. The job is performed in person at the Montreal studio.
What is the pay for this Montreal game tester role?
Pay starts at CAD 18.15 per hour, with a CAD 2.00 onsite premium and CAD 2.50 premium for hours after 19:00.
What shift does the role require?
The main working period is 13:00 to 21:30.
Is VR headset experience mandatory?
No. Experience with VR headsets is described as an asset.
What work authorization is required?
Applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or have a valid Canadian work permit.