Game Security Engineer (QA) (f/m/d) at Ubisoft
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At a glance
- Company
- Ubisoft
- Location
- Düsseldorf, Germany
- Work arrangement
- On-site
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Experience
- 5–10 years
- Working hours
- 40 hours
- Visa sponsorship
- Offered, according to the listing
- Posted
- Added to The Stack
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Updated 2026-11-05, from our data and official sources.
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About the role
Responsibilities:
- Design, implement and maintain automated tests and test infrastructure for game security and anti-cheat systems.
- Reproduce and simulate real-world attacks and cheat scenarios to validate detection and prevention measures.
- Analyse and investigate malicious software, cheats and abnormal game behaviour; operate secure sandboxes and observation tools.
- Maintain and improve CI/CD-driven testing pipelines and pre-release security test processes.
- Collaborate with Game Security Engineers, developers and build teams to detect defects early and improve tooling and documentation.
Requirements:
- 3+ years of experience in software development, QA engineering or test automation.
- Hands-on experience analysing or testing malicious software, including sandboxing and payload inspection tools.
- Experience with adversarial testing scenarios (cheat injection, behavioral analysis) and attack reproduction.
- Strong Python skills; working knowledge of C++ is beneficial.
- Familiarity with test automation frameworks and CI/CD tools (e.g. Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI).
- Strong debugging, analytical and problem-solving skills and a solid interest in reverse engineering and adversarial thinking.
Responsibilities
As a Game Security Engineer (QA), you will ensure the quality and effectiveness of game security and anti-cheat solutions. You will design and maintain automated testing solutions, simulate attacks, and collaborate with teams to improve security processes.
Requirements
Candidates should have over 3 years of experience in software development or QA engineering, with hands-on experience in testing malicious software. Strong proficiency in Python and knowledge of CI/CD tools are essential, along with an interest in game security.
Key skills
- Software Development — in 71 other listings on The Stack
- QA Engineering — in 5 other listings on The Stack
- Test Automation — in 87 other listings on The Stack
- Malicious Software Analysis — not in any other listing on The Stack
- Security Testing — in 10 other listings on The Stack
- Python — in 1200 other listings on The Stack
- C++ — in 133 other listings on The Stack
- Test Automation Frameworks — not in any other listing on The Stack
- CI/CD Tools
- Debugging
- Problem Solving
- Game Security
- Reverse Engineering
- Adversarial Thinking
On The Stack (as of 2026-11-05)
Frequently asked questions about Ubisoft
Is this Game Security Engineer (QA) (f/m/d) role still open?
It was posted on 2026-05-06. Listings more than 30 days old may no longer be active, so check Ubisoft's site before applying.
Does Ubisoft offer visa sponsorship?
This listing is marked as offering visa sponsorship. Eligibility rules are set by the employer, so check the details on Ubisoft's site.
Where is this role located?
The listing gives the location as Düsseldorf, Germany. It is marked on-site.
What skills does this role ask for?
The listing names: Software Development, QA Engineering, Test Automation, Malicious Software Analysis, Security Testing, Python, C++, Test Automation Frameworks, CI/CD Tools, Debugging, Problem Solving, Game Security, Reverse Engineering, Adversarial Thinking.