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Stockholm, SE

Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden

Over the years at Tobii my role transitioned away from test, towards design and raising the overall game experience offering from the very top and building quality into our experiences from the beginning.At its core, it's about understanding how Eye and Head tracking technology changes the game experience, what works and what doesn't, and convey that to.

Stockholm, Sweden

As a QA Engineer at Tobii Gaming, I am responsible for the end quality of our gaming integrations, mainly into PC games. My focus is always the end user, and their experience using our technology in games. Across all areas in our development cycles, I strive to improve our ways of working and processes, so that it leads to a higher quality product.This.

Stockholm, Sweden

As a QA Engineer at Avalanche Studios, I worked embedded with development teams, being highly involved in the day to day activities of the team in an agile environment, while owning the QA process. Working closely with producers, all the different disciplines for game development, from designers to programmers to the game director, all aspects of the game.

Uppsala, Sweden

Responsible for implementing a Quality Assurance framework, processes and principles for the company's new software, "Favro", a cloud based project management and collaboration tool for the web and mobile.My responsibilities also include tracking and coordinating the internal releases to the test environment as well as communicating that features are ready.

Stockholm, Sweden

As a Live QA tester, I was responsible for pre-release, launch and post-launch testing of products within the DICE brand, be it websites, community portals like battlelog.battlefield.com or full game launches such as Battlefield 4 and Battlefield Hardline, expansion packs and DLC, content updates, patches, server deployments, back end restarts etc. The.

Sainte-Adéle, Quebec, Canada

As a Swedish/English Localization Tester, I was responsible for verifying the quality of the linguistic part of video games. This included game audio, subtitles, in-game UI, menus, anywhere there is written text, be it in-game wikis, pop-up prompts or item descriptions. A lot of emphasis is put on making sure that the language used in the game would fit.

Standalone Course, Computer Game Production (M0053D)

Standalone Courses, Study Abroad Program Diploma

High School Diploma, Social Sciences, Law Studies