Project: Skull & BonesTesting:- Provide dev-test support for multiple embedded teams- Collaborate with teams across the globe for different tests (Includes going through test results, finding out difficulties in their testing and giving feedback and exchange of ideas)- Work with QAs to define and optimize processes and methodologies within and across the teams- Create and edit test cases- Conduct different forms of testing (eg. Regression, Performance)- Manage defect dashboard (eg. triaging of issues)- Create custom reports for different testing purposes- Collaborate with developers to raise risks based on changes during and throughout the milestoneCommunication:- Work with POs/PMs of different team to understand user stories, and raise concerns and dependencies- Engage in discussion and feedback loop with Designers on design changes- Communicate with other Development Testers to ensure that changes affecting different teams are properly communicated- Provide feedback to Game Designers (of own embedded or other teams) on how the feature feels from the player's perspectiveGeneral:- Onboard new QA team members- Prepare the build and support the marketing team in capturing video footage of the game- Prepare builds for playsessions/playtests for internal staff or the public- Support internal playsessions and Director's Review

Project: Skull & BonesTesting:- Provide dev-testing support for embedded team- Conduct embedded testing to ensure that feature/content is working as intended- Write new and update existing test cases for smoke test and functionality testCommunication:- Keep the QA team updated on changes of embedded team featuresOther:- Prepare the build and support the marketing team in capturing video footage of the game

Project: Skull & BonesAs a QA Assistant, my daily task was to conduct daily smoke tests in accordance to the test cases provided by embedded development testers, and file bugs and crashes encountered while conducting the smoke test. When time permits, general exploratory testing of the game was conducted (to find new bugs/crashes) and new processes for smoke tests was documented as information to help train newer batches of QA Assistants. Towards the end of my contract role, I was placed in an embedded team to support/assist in embedded testing requests. This allowed me to be part of the team which produced the video that was shown during the Ubisoft Conference in E3 2018