QA Engineer, Riot Games

• 5+ years of software quality assurance experience, with multiple examples of successful product or feature delivery
• Experience designing, implementing, and executing test approaches as part of an overall test strategy
• Experience with accessibility testing across digital products, games, web experiences, or comparable software
• Experience with manual testing and familiarity with automated testing approaches, tools, or frameworks
• Experience using assistive technologies, including common screen readers such as JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver
• Experience testing keyboard navigation and other relevant input methods or assistive technologies
• Experience performing flash-rate or photosensitivity testing, including use of tools such as Harding or PEAT, or the ability to quickly develop equivalent expertise
• Strong understanding of accessibility standards, principles, and techniques, including WCAG, WAI-ARIA, Section 508, CVA and EAA with the ability to interpret requirements and advise product teams
• Experience creating test plans, test cases, user stories, and quality or coverage reporting
• Experience triaging accessibility issues and communicating remediation guidance to technical and non-technical partners
• Experience coaching or mentoring QA team members and/or external testers on test design, planning, and execution
• Experience driving continuous improvement within a team or product development process
• Experience partnering effectively with software engineers, designers, artists, producers, project managers, and other cross-functional partners
• Strong analytical, organizational, written, and verbal communication skills
• Knowledge of and fluency in the software development life cycle
• Experience using task and defect management tools such as Jira and Confluence

Desirable

• Define accessibility test approaches and integrate them into product QA strategies, test plans, regression processes, and release readiness
• Plan, execute, and guide manual and automated accessibility testing across games, web, video, and other digital experiences
• Test with assistive technologies and interaction modalities, including screen readers, keyboard navigation, controller input, and flash-rate testing tools
• Conduct accessibility audits and regression testing; translate findings into actionable user stories, defects, quality reports, and remediation guidance
• Triage and prioritize accessibility risks using player impact, severity, likelihood, product context, and release needs
• Establish quality metrics and use test results, defect trends, and player feedback to drive decisions and continuous improvement
• Create reusable guidance, tools, checklists, and training that help product teams build accessibility into planning, design, development, and testing
• Coach QA professionals, external testers, and product partners on accessibility test design, execution, and reporting
• Communicate accessibility quality status, risks, and recommendations while collaborating across distributed teams and disciplines