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Retro Studios is now hiring for a product tester

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Retro Studios have been working on Metroid Prime 4 for a number of years now and the fruits of their labour could be coming sooner than expected. We heard a couple of weeks ago that journalist Jeff Grubb said he had heard from one of his sources that the latest game in the Metroid Prime series is scheduled to launch this year. Fast forward to today and Retro Studios have started advertising for a Product Tester to help them debug. Here’s a description of what they are looking for:

DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES:

  • Develop and execute test plans to confirm developer requirements and discover defects in pre-released software.

  • Create detailed reports of defects for development staff daily.
  • Conducts compliance testing to ensure software meets regulatory and/or performance standards or requirements. 
  • Tests software for reliability, consistency, absence of product defects and compliance. 
  • Tests and verifies resolved defects to ensure quality control. 
  • Works closely with Retro Production and development staff to debug issues. 
  • Ensures defects are properly tracked. 
  • Assist in testing in house development tools. 
  • Tests drivers for various software updates. 
  • Support development staff by testing features/gimmicks.
  • Carries out routine tasks and procedures. 
  • Operates within the context of defined procedures. 
  • Receives work in the form of short-term assignments with processed outlines. 

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6 thoughts on “Retro Studios is now hiring for a product tester”

  1. Cool!
    They could of advertised as follows:
    Dive into samus Arans suit and traverse big open areas and regain abilities to defeat the evil that has perished the land

    1. That kinda sounds more like an invitation to play. Since it is in a professional setting… I don’t think that fits. Besides you may end up playing other games, not just Metroid.

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