Video Game Playtesters Wanted

Thank you for your interest in game testing with DAQA.

First, a little about DAQA: Our formal name is Digital Age Quality Assurance Corp. We are a game quality service provider, focused on player-driven video game development.

What does this mean? We rely on regular gamers, like you, to help drive the quality of video games in development. We do this by providing early and ongoing feedback to developers to help them understand what resonates with their players.

We also do other work, such as Developer QA (a form of embedded quality assurance testing), in-engine testing, and player research.

You will initially be brought on as an on-demand contract Game Tester through our partner DDM. Members will be eligible to sign up for paid game testing projects both remote and onsite at our New Orleans test facility.

As a Game Tester, you are a key contributor in identifying game defects as well as providing valuable qualitative feedback on each game you test.

Testers are compensated hourly for a fixed project duration, which is specified for each project posted in our community. Candidates must be willing to sign a strict non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and join DAQA's Discord community.

In addition to the opportunity to participate in paid casual game tests, some benefits of joining our tester community include:

• Exclusive access to long-term/ongoing games QA work when available. WE HAVE SEVERAL OPPORTUNITIES COMING UP SOON!

• Most tests include additional compensation for setup and reporting, in addition to testing time.
  

• Free QA course, which provides basic training for different aspects of games quality as a career.
  

• Weekly game giveaways.
  

• Dedicated Discord server where members can discuss hot topics, games careers, and the latest industry trends.

DAQA grows from within, so people who excel at our projects may have an opportunity to become a regular DAQA employee. These employees can be part time or full time, in a variety of positions based on your qualifications and DAQA's needs.