**Software Development Engineer in Test, Server**

at Rec Room Seattle, Washington Or Remote, United States Rec Room is the best place to build and play games together. Chat, hang out, explore MILLIONS of rooms, or build something new to share with us all! We are looking for a Software Development Engineer in Test to build out an automated load testing system to help us keep up with scale growth and build confidence in our production environment and development processes.

**IN THIS ROLE YOU WILL:**

* Work alongside server engineers on the server performance team to build tests that simulate our games interaction with the server

* Work with the reliability team to automate and test our environment buildout for the load test and other non-production environments.

* Help improve coverage and performance of existing extensive web service unit tests

* Do anything else you can come up with to drive quality across our services!

**REQUIREMENTS:**

* Bachelors degree in computer science or equivalent experience

* 3 years experience developing and maintaining automated tests

* Professional development experience with C# or Java

**BONUS POINTS IF YOU HAVE:**

* Experience building and maintaining automation frameworks

* Experience in cloud infrastructure, especially Azure (though AWS or other cloud infrastructure experience is welcome)

* Working knowledge of Python development

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Rec Room offers generous medical, dental, and vision plans that cover you, your spouse/domestic partner, and children. Rec Room strives to be an inclusive place for people from all walks of life. We support employees with competitive benefits, leave options, and unlimited paid time off. Our company values are real and drive our culture.

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