QA Analyst

CD PROJEKT RED is a company focused on creating story-driven RPGs, currently working on "CP2," the next game in the Cyberpunk franchise.

• 3+ years of experience in World Art QA, Art Testing, or similar game development quality roles.
• Experience creating and executing risk-based test plans for World Art features and environment content.
• Working knowledge of DCC tools such as Blender for investigating asset pipeline issues.
• Strong understanding of AAA environment pipelines including asset implementation, collision, lighting, materials, LODs, Nanite, World Partition, and streaming systems.
• Experience documenting defects using bug-tracking and test management tools (e.g., JIRA, TestRail).
• Hands-on experience with Unreal Engine, including debugging environment issues using visualization and profiling tools.
• Ability to identify, isolate, reproduce, and report technical and visual defects related to World Art and performance.
• Effective collaboration skills with cross-disciplinary teams providing actionable artistic and technical feedback.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with structured, risk-based testing approaches.
• Excellent attention to detail focusing on environmental quality, visual consistency, composition, scale, and player experience.
• Passion for video games, World Art, environmental storytelling, and immersive player experiences.

Nice to have:

• Experience testing games on various platforms (PC, consoles, VR).
• Understanding of narration systems in movies and games (linear, branching, nonlinear, procedural).
• Familiarity with commercial game engines like Unreal Engine and Unity.
• Basic knowledge of QA automation tools or scripting.

• Develop World Art QA test plans and strategies focusing on environment quality, world composition, asset implementation, collision, streaming, lighting, and technical art validation.
• Write and maintain test cases and validation checklists covering asset integration, collision integrity, traversal, world partition and streaming behavior, LOD transitions, Nanite validation, material consistency, lighting, and overall visual fidelity.
• Create, maintain, and organize test documentation, testing methodologies, defect reports, and quality standards for effective knowledge sharing.
• Collaborate closely with World Artists, Technical Artists, Designers, Engineers, and Production to ensure environments meet artistic vision, gameplay requirements, and technical specifications.
• Conduct strategic testing of game environments focused on composition, asset placement, collision, traversal, streaming performance, lighting quality, terrain, foliage, destructibles, and environmental storytelling.
• Identify, reproduce, document, and verify defects related to world art, environment assets, rendering, collision, streaming, lighting, performance, and stability.
• Analyze technical and content risks associated with world environments, asset pipelines, rendering systems, world partition, memory usage, and performance.
• Provide constructive feedback on environmental quality including composition, readability, consistency, scale, lighting, material quality, and storytelling.
• Test and evaluate world performance and stability across target platforms ensuring reliable streaming, rendering, memory use, frame rate, traversal, and gameplay stability.
• Utilize Unreal Engine debugging and visualization tools to investigate issues and partner with artists and engineers to isolate root causes.
• Establish World Art quality bars and define clear technical and artistic expectations with development partners.
• Embed within development pods, participate in content reviews, and advocate quality for rapid iteration and high-quality content delivery.

Relocation to Poland is required for candidates residing abroad.