Employed as a Quality Analyst starting in October 2022, I did a brief stint on Ghost Signal: A Stellaris Game towards the end of its development and then quickly moved on to Vampire: The Masquerade – Justice. I started working on the game together with my QA lead but then took over all QA responsibilities for the rest of the game’s development all the way up until it’s launch & then worked on post-launch support.

Employed as Quality Assurance from June to November 2021. Since I was the first QA to work at Resolution, I was tasked with starting all of the QA practices & processes needed to kickstart the whole QA part of the company's game development. I worked closely with the game teams (Most of all, the Demeo team) to ensure that the patches we updated the games with were as high quality & bug-free as possible.

Employed as Quality Assurance starting from March 2017. I started off working with the Feature Team, working on assuring that all of the Features we were developing for our games across most of our games catalogue were of the same quality that our games were known for. After a short while I started working really closely with the games we were developing, meaning I was the only Game Tester on the games I was testing, handling every QA-related aspect of the games at any given time. This includes preparing test plans for the games based on the producer & game designer’s information/input, writing testcases, making sure we can run automated tests on the game, handling communication with the outsourcing company, writing bug reports, verifying bugfixes, creating new game builds & then at last, being in charge of the of the process where we make the release-build.

Employed as Quality Assurance in the internal game development team from February 2016 to March 2017, working with LAN video slot machine games. I worked very closely with the programmers & game designers for the whole duration of every game released by the company in order to test the technical quality & playability of the games. I also performed simulated tests in order to make sure that the game’s math model was working as intended, so that we could be sure that the game would function correctly in a live environment as well.

Employed as a customer service agent for the payment service Klarna from the latter half of 2015 to the first half of 2016. As with my time working with the Viaplay-streaming service (See below), the work here also consisted mostly of taking care of the customers issues in phone calls by utilizing my analytical & problem-solving skills in the most efficient way possible.

Employed as a technical customer support agent for the Scandinavian streaming service Viaplay for six months. I used my technical problem-solving skills to be able to give the best service possible to customers of Viaplay in both phone calls and e-mails. I also used Jira in order to search for, track & check up on various software issues that existed in the streaming platform.

Internship in the QA department from the spring of 2014 to early summer the same year. My labor consisted mostly of testing the games that were under development or certification at the time, mostly by hunting for technical/game design flaws to be able to give feedback to the programmers and game designers working on the project.