Job Description

Define and execute testing methods and approaches
Establish clear standards for test cases, testing methods and defect tracking
Analyze documentation and described functionality to identify unclear requirements and useful test scenarios
Experience in building testing frameworks and implementing test automation
Monitor progress and deliver to demanding deadlines
Cooperate with team members to share knowledge and best practice

Desired Candidate Profile

Certificate/Diploma/Degree in Computer Science or equivalent
Proven ability to develop and execute test scripts in a demanding environment
5 year experience of software QA is preferred Minimum 3 years experience in managing and leading complex projects from testing planning through production launch.
Knowledge on software testing methodology and testing tools script writing

Melco PBL Entertainment is a Nasdaq listed company (NASDAQ: MPEL) the owner and developer of casino gaming and entertainment resort facilities that are focused exclusively on the rapidly expanding gaming market found in Macau. Melco PBL Entertainment operates its superbly designed and managed facilities through its subsidiary Melco PBL Gaming, one of only six companies granted concessions or sub-concessions to operate casinos in the former Portuguese enclave.

About Macau:

Throughout its history, Macau has been a popular tourist destination for Hong Kong locals and residents of Mainland China. Macau has enjoyed an unprecedented economic boom following the decision by the Macau government in 2002 to deregulate its 40-year-old gaming industry.
Macau is an hour away by ferry from Hong Kong's nearly seven million inhabitants (24 hour ferry service) and just fifteen minutes away by helicopter. In addition, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines, with a combined population of almost two billion, lie within a 2,500-mile radius of Macau, making it the center for gaming in the Asia Pacific region. Visitor arrivals to Macau surpassed 20 million in 2006, a year-on-year increase of nearly 18%. According to information from the Macau government, more than half of these arrivals were from Mainland China as a result of China's recent liberalization of its travel visa and currency conversion policies in combination with its sustained strength in economic growth.

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