Domain
Testing & QA
Skill Profile
Automation Frameworks
This skill defines expectations across roles and levels.
Testing & QA
Test Infrastructure
Roles
1
where this skill appears
Levels
5
structured growth path
Mandatory requirements
0
the other 5 optional
Group
Test Infrastructure
Last updated
2/22/2026
How to Use
Choose your current level and compare expectations. The items below show what to cover to advance to the next level.
What is Expected at Each Level
The table shows how skill depth grows from Junior to Principal. Click a row to see details.
| Role | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Game QA Engineer | Runs existing game automated tests by following instructions. Understands test framework structure, reads logs and reports, reports failures with steps and context. |
| Role | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Game QA Engineer | Writes automated tests for game systems: UI automation via Airtest/Appium, API tests for backend. Maintains test framework: updates locators, fixes flaky tests. |
| Role | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Game QA Engineer | Designs automation framework for game project: selects tools (Airtest, GameDriver, AltTester), integrates with CI/CD. Automates smoke testing and certification checks. |
| Role | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Game QA Engineer | Defines automation strategy for studio QA department. Builds custom framework for cross-platform automation, implements visual testing and AI-based object recognition. |
| Role | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Game QA Engineer | Shapes enterprise automation platform for game publisher. Defines framework standards, implements self-healing tests and intelligent test selection based on code changes. |
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