Unity
Staff Quality Engineering Lead, Gaming AI
$193K–$318K
Mountain View, CA, USA · Staff · Full-time · Posted Sep 9, 2026
- Experience
- No number of years specified.
About the job
Owns quality strategy and release standards for Unity’s Gaming AI products, building AI-native testing, evaluation, defect intelligence, and outcome measurement systems across the organization.
What you'll do
- Set quality standards and release criteria, and make evidence-based release decisions across frontend, backend, and dependent systems.
- Build AI-assisted quality systems, automated testing, non-deterministic AI evaluation, and defect analytics.
- Connect product quality to creator and player outcomes, and drive quality practices across engineering, art, and product teams.
What they ask for
- Extensive software quality engineering, SDET, or quality leadership experience, including recent ownership of quality for a multi-team organization.
- Track record of building quality systems adopted by other teams, rather than primarily executing test plans.
- Hands-on, current daily use of AI and agent tooling in the software development lifecycle.
- Experience with evaluation methodology for non-deterministic systems, test automation architecture, and quality metrics that influence product outcomes.
Nice to have
- Game development or game QA experience; familiarity with Unity, Unreal, or a comparable real-time 3D engine.
- Experience validating content or asset pipelines, performance testing interactive systems, or familiarity with C#/.NET, Python, Azure, or Google Cloud.
Pay
Zone A: $244,500 - $317,800 USD base salary; Zone B: $217,500 - $282,700 USD base salary; Zone C: $192,600 - $250,300 USD base salary
Tools
Unity, Unreal, C#/.NET, Python, Azure, Google Cloud, CI/CD, LLM-as-judge
AI focus
Build AI-native quality systems and evaluate AI-generated code, bug detection and repair, art, and design. Measure correctness, latency, cost, and consistency, and connect results to creator and player outcomes.
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