Company Description

Ubisoft is a global leader in gaming with teams across the world creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assassin’s Creed, Rainbow Six to Just Dance and more. We believe diverse perspectives help both players and teams thrive. If you’re passionate about innovation and pushing entertainment boundaries, join our journey and help us create the unknown

Job Description

Job Purpose:

The R&D; Engineer designs and owns automation artifacts at source-code and framework level, enabling scalable and reliable automated testing. The role ensures automation systems remain secure, usable, and aligned with evolving project and product requirements.

IMPACT :

• Design and implement automation components and systems, owning system-level outcomes across implementation and stability.
• Translate QA/QC needs into scalable source-code-level automation solutions.
• Own automation components end-to-end from design to maintenance.
• Diagnose failures driven by engine behavior, timing, or integration gaps.
• Build systems improving execution reliability, diagnostics,



and maintainability.
• Ensure components are reusable, documented, and aligned to QE usage.
• Handle complex automation challenges independently, making implementation decisions within defined architectural boundaries.

INNOVATION:

• Strengthen the automation ecosystem by building and enhancing features of the automation framework.
• Solve component-level automation challenges across game engines.
• Deliver reusable automation components reducing automation complexity and increasing scalability.
• Define improvements to automation systems based on system-level learnings and implementation experience.
• Translate experimentation outcomes into reusable and scalable solutions across projects.

KNOWLEDGE :

CORE COMPETENCIES

• End-to-end ownership of engineering outputs.
• High-quality technical documentation and system clarity.
• Supporting junior engineers through code reviews and feedbac

📌 R&D Engineer (India)
🏢 Ubisoft India
📍 India