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Quality Assurance Automation Role

Location:
Vilnius
Duration:
The end of June 2024 - the end of December 2024
Format:
Offline
Application period:
April-May
Terms:
Paid 6-month temporary contract with 3-month probation; part-time (at least 20 hrs/wk)
Additional info:
Candidates should be legally eligible to work in Lithuania (visas and work permits are not sponsored by Wargaming for this type of positions.
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The goal of the Platform Team at Wargaming is to decrease development costs, reduce stress when publishing new titles, and provide enjoyable gaming to our players. We seek to accomplish this by creating a common set of scalable, data-centric services and tools. Once implemented across Wargaming, developers will be able to release new products and major features in weeks rather than months. Publishing teams will have access to a greater level of account management and monetization options, including player-customized and rule-based advanced commerce. Platform Team enables the global distribution and operation of all Wargaming studios and connect us to our 100 million+ audience.

As a QA Automation intern in Platform Team, you’ll receive guidance from mentors on the tools, the technology, and the processes we’ve integrated at Wargaming. Your mentors will also provide you with instructions on basic to advanced programming skills.

What will you learn?

  • How to write auto tests using Python
  • How to collaborate with QA, business analysts and other teams to develop and deliver features to production environment
  • Development processes and pipelines (code review, plannings, retrospectives, etc.)

What are we looking for?

  • Current student or graduate with a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
  • Basic understanding of programming fundamentals, preferably in Java, Python, C#, or JavaScript
  • Understanding of basic software testing principles, including testing types and methodologies
  • Familiarity with basic automation testing tools
  • Willingness to learn new things, quickly adapt to new technologies and methodologies, and take constructive feedback

What will help you stand out?

  • Good knowledge of Python or any other programming language
  • Previous experience related to testing (at least in manual testing)

Meet your mentors:

Elena Kurchevskaya

QA Engineer

Elena Kurchevskaya
Elena Kurchevskaya

QA Engineer

During professional journey which started from 2017, Elena gained an invaluable experience of testing various critically important production systems and working in conditions of frequent deliveries and close communications with customers. Her main area of expertise includes manual testing of complex web applications, as well as supporting and writing API and UI automated tests in Python.
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Sergey Grishuk

QA Engineer

Sergey Grishuk
Sergey Grishuk

QA Engineer

A seasoned QA Automation professional, can boasts a wealth of experience and technical expertise accumulated over a decade in the industry. From early days as a QA Automation, Sergey played a pivotal role in shaping automation strategies, conducting technical investigations, and designing test automation frameworks. He has continued to bring his extensive knowledge to the forefront in the development and maintenance of test automation frameworks and internal tools.
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Aleksandr Sedov

QA Engineer

Aleksandr Sedov
Aleksandr Sedov

QA Engineer

Aleksandr started his QA career in 2017 as an Intern in outsourcing company. Since then, he's spent three years working on projects for Telecom Operators as a SDET and a three years in Electric Vehicle startup as a E2E Test Engineer. After joining Wargaming in 2023, he is now the part of the Platform Commerce team.
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Viktor Shabalin

QA Engineer

Viktor Shabalin
Viktor Shabalin

QA Engineer

Embarking on his QA journey in 2013 in Wargaming, Viktor began as a manual QA specialist, diving into diverse projects across multiple teams and domains. Over the years, he transitioned into automation QA, harnessing tools and technologies to streamline processes and enhance efficiency. Along the way, he has accumulated invaluable experience, tackling challenges head-on and mastering the intricacies of quality assurance. Now, equipped with a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Viktor is eager to share his insights and contribute to the continuous improvement of QA practices.
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Dmitry Kuzmenkov

QA Engineer

Dmitry Kuzmenkov
Dmitry Kuzmenkov

QA Engineer

Dmitry Kuzmenkov is a proficient Quality Assurance Engineer at Wargaming, an international game developer and publisher. He has a passion for ensuring the highest quality standards in the gaming industry. His expertise lies in both manual and automated testing methodologies, as well as identifying and troubleshooting complex software issues. Dmitry's keen eye for detail, analytical mindset, and dedication to excellence make him a valuable asset to any team.
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FAQ

What internships do we offer?

Our internships include unique disciplines related to:

Game dev – 2D/3D Art, Tech Art, Gameplay Development, LiveOps, etc.

Classic software development – Quality Assurance, Front End Development, Back End Development, Analytics, Data Science, etc.

Business – Marketing, Social Media, etc.

Is it only for students?

No! We invite students, recent graduates, and reskilled specialists who have decided to change their career paths and have studied either through non-formal courses or on an individual basis.

Do we ask for experience?

No! It might be a plus but definitely not a requirement.

What do we expect from applicants?

Motivation, eagerness to learn, good English language skills, and enthusiasm for developing games.

Do I need to provide a cover letter?

It is optional. Also, check the application form first—there might already be some motivational questions. If there aren’t any, your cover letter will most often take the shape of an interview with a recruiter.

How long do the internships last?

They usually last 6 months, with expectations of ones lasting 4 to 5 months.

How many internships can I apply for?

If you think that you can be a IT Business Analyst, 2D artist, and QA engineer all at once, sure, no limit there. But please, have reasoning prepared as to why you applied to each specific internship because you will only get hired for one of them.

Can I work remotely?

Occasionally within the agreement with a manager, yet live presence in the Vilnius office is appreciated. This is because we believe in chemistry and synergy shared onsite when people work side by side.e.

When should I expect a reply?

You should get some sort of reply in up to 1 week after submitting your application. If you did not, check first whether our email did not get lost in your spam. If still nothing, feel free to ping us!

What to expect?

Experienced mentors, supportive colleagues, top-notch training, real projects, community building activities. Oh, and did we mention it is remunerated?!

Can I work flexible hours?

Yes! We are flexible and happy to discuss how many hours per week you would like to work, taking into account your study schedule if needed. Although, we expect interns to be able to devote at least 20 hours per week to the internship.

What does the hiring process look like?

It depends on the internship, but it normally includes a call with the recruiter, a homework task, and an interview with the hiring manager and other team members, if needed.