909 QA Engineer Reviews

"I love everything about being a QA engineer. It brings out my true passion. I love being in control and providing that well rounded software to our clients. I pride on my ability to provide accurate and prompt feedback to my developers, which makes our goals easily achievable."

"Love: Creatively coming up with ways to test brands, being involved in the iteration cycle from beginning to end and developing knowledge that could lead to Production or Project management. Hate: Not getting the respect QA deserves, not being considered a valued part of the team or process, the ability to be let go at any moment's notice."

"I really enjoy my work by maintaining the quality of a product and I really hate when things change at the last minute ( requirements)."

"Aeria Games and Entertainment is a good company to work at. It is a good place to learn new things, and gather a lot of interesting information valuable for your future career. One of the minuses was low pay rate, which is never going to be higher in spite of any number of years of experience you have."

"I like doing this. It gets a bit tiresome not having a UI to look at though that you are working on."

"I enjoyed working for Sony in Korea and I hope to continue working in the U.S. One thing bad about QA was extremely deadline-driven."

"Being in this position does not allow me to stretch my skills very well. It keeps me pretty stagnant as far as position but provides alot of stability and free range to accomplish items in the way I see fit."

"Making decisions on the quality of the products that our customers see and knowing that their experience is really what your work is enabling is the love. The thing that is not so great about QA is that we are not able have much say in the deliverables and planning process."

"I love to be consistent in my work. I hate working without sprints (e.g. Agile Environment)."

"It is a low stress job."

"The role is very stressful at times. I feel satisfied when we have a great install. I feel stress when there is a witch hunt over a bug."

"Had a nice exposure to quality tools in HP."

"When I started off as a QA engineer, I was off into a good momentum. However, I disliked how the direction of the company's QA projects were shifting to a point, where I had to be re-positioned into another line of work. I occasionally tried to follow up, but I had to focus on performing other duties outside the QA projects. I only wished that I maintained the same QA position for more than 6 months."

"I love almost everything about QA Engineering, I would rather start with what I do not particularly like. 1. Not knowing enough java script to advance into dev! :)2. I believe the environment and the people you work with have a great impact on how you enjoy your QA experience."