Experience

Avalanche Studios Group

• Sweden
• Computer Games
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Quality Assurance Engineer

  • Oct 2017 - Present

  Ever since I have started working at Avalanche Studios Group I have improved several areas of expertise that I was previously lacking, or wasn't used with as much, amongst them being a closer partnership with the development teams. I have been an embedded QA closely working on several AA and AAA projects. Due to the nature of an embedded QA, I also learned how to better use specific crash tools, compliance testing, and advancing my knowledge on the tech side of a project development, like engine tools or the engine in itself. I have further developed a better understanding of all the stages of a project, as well as working with external teams for a better quality release of a project. Show less



Ubisoft

• France
• Computer Games
• 700 & Above Employee

• Live QA Specialist

  • Dec 2016 - Sep 2017

  Starting December 2016 I started working as a Live QA Specialist. I was given the opportunity to learn and develop software and web design skills. I started working on a web page called UbiStore (the web page for Ubisoft products). I had to discover and report specific web issues such as links functionality, localisation and development, as well as improvement of the web's presentation page worldwide. Since starting the experience as a QA Specialist, I have developed the following skills: Software testing on specific websites Websites testing and maintenance Teamwork development and communication worldwide Concise feedback for projects on which we were working on, thus helping the projects' developers to enrich the end product. Organisation and use of specific Databases (such as Jira) Show less



Massive Entertainment - A Ubisoft Studio

• Sweden
• Computer Games
• 500 - 600 Employee

• QC Functionality Tester

  • Jan 2017 - Jul 2017

  Starting January 2017, on the 21st of the month, I have been accepted as a mission for the Massive Entertainment Studio in Malmo, Sweden. Here I have consolidated my skills further as a functionality game tester as well as learning new ways of how the game development stages are working. During the time here, I have also started learning new development tools, the editor being amongst them. I have also met new people, connected with them and expanded my cultural and social borders. I have also begun to work closer with the development, management and functionality teams. Show less



House of Archives

• Magurele, Romania

• Junior Archivist

  • Dec 2015 - Jul 2016

  I started to work as a Junior Archivist in order to develop and consolidate my organisational knowledge, as well as develop a new methodology for leadership skills. It was a continuation of my studies at the University of Bucharest. It was also an opportunity to become better at management and improving my multi-tasking skills. I was the leader of a small team of junior archive workers. Among other missions and jobs, I have also learned to develop, create and modify special documents and files for various companies: national or international. I have also learned to even further develop my attention skills and consolidate my database organisation, as well as indexing files and documents. Among the companies, I worked with Ombudsman national company in Bucharest. I helped tag and select special and specific documents and files in order to send them further on the National Archive Company (the important and permanent files) and the rest of them to send them for destruction (given the fact that their usefulness and time has passed according to the archive nomenclature. As a Junior Archivist, I've developed and consolidated new knowledge such as: Data input and processing Data validation and processing Logistics and inventory management Maintain and develop teamwork skills Development and decision-making skills Continuous improvement of professional skills Confidentiality of information and documents Punctuality Company to company relation development Professional and human skills development Team diagnostic and analytical data processing Indexing of information processing Show less



Ubisoft

• France
• Computer Games
• 700 & Above Employee

• Game Tester, Quality Control

  • Mar 2012 - Nov 2015

  Starting March 2012 I started working as a game tester at Ubisoft Bucharest. At Ubisoft, I have consolidated my aptitudes and knowledge about the gaming industry, product development, management, and testing. As a result, I have developed a new set of skills and I have also improved the old ones such as: Quality control of the product in its development stages Functionality tests of the project before and after the launch on the market Creation, tracking, actualization and evidence of test cases helping to organise teams in a more efficient way Effective development of the projects on which we were working on Teamwork development and communication worldwide Concise feedback for projects on which we were working on, thus helping the projects' developers to enrich the end product Project testing in its development stages at any given time before it was launched on the market Organization and use of Jira Database Show less



Electronic Arts (EA)

• United States
• Entertainment Providers
• 700 & Above Employee

• Game Tester, Quality Assurance

  • Aug 2010 - Oct 2011

  Working as a Game Tester at Electronic Arts, was my first contact with the gaming industry, its development stages and its functionality, especially the end product. Here I have learned most of my skills as a game tester, I have learned to work with excel document, several databases, powerpoint presentations and connect with other people around the globe. I have also learned several dev testing tools (amongst them I learned to work with the perforce tool). As a result for my time spent there as a game tester, I have developed the following professional knowledge: Social Networking Assurance Quality Testing Assurance Control Testing Assurance Technical Requirements Checklist Networking Requirement Checklist Show less