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Hello,

I've been working as a QA Tester at Apple for over three years, and I'm looking to transition into game QA field. I have a MS degree in Computer Science at University of Southern California, where I took the role of QA manager on my capstone project and shipped a small adventure game on Steam (Skylost). Besides, I'm a native Mandarin speaker, so I can also work on Simplified Chinese localization if needed.

Thanks,

Mark

QA tester here not looking for any revenue lmk if you need one.

Hello Mary,

I'm wondering if there are still available spots. I've been working as a Software QA Tester for over three years and am looking to transition into game QA. Also I'm a native Mandarin speaker so I can also work on Simplified Chinese localization if needed. Thanks!

Mark

Dragon Abyss#4416

Hello, I just received my Master's degree in game development from University of Southern California, and I'm looking to earn a few bucks before I get my work authorization. I have worked on multiple game projects and participated in different phases of game dev, including design, programming, art, localization and QA. Currently I'm hoping to do some Chinese localization. Since I'm just a new grad I will definitely not ask for much :)

Here's my graduation project that I've just finished a month ago. I was the QA Lead on the team: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1977890/Skylost/

Hmmm

Hello game makers! My name is Longsheng Zhao. I'm an international student studying game design at University of Southern California. I'm looking forward to do some Chinese translation/localization for games. I don't ask for compensation, but just do it for love. I'm also experienced in game UX design. I have a bachelor's degree in Design and Interaction, and am currently helping with UX design for a few game projects. Nevertheless, my main intention is to do some Chinese translation, and I will be able to provide help on UX design at the same time.

Thank you for playing!😄

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