Yes, It is. They are also known as “beta testers,” or simply “game testers.” The job of a video game tester is not to actually play the game, but to break the game. ... A video game tester is expected to take a wide range of actions in the game to identify any bugs or glitches.
The education requirements for a video tester vary. Typically employers require or prefer a degree in software development, computer programming, computer science, or another technical field. While certification in quality control or other technical fields is voluntary, it is recommended.
According to a 2011 salary survey conducted by Game Developer Magazine, quality assurance testers in the video game industry with fewer than three years of experience earned an average of $36,136 per year. Those with between four and six years of experience averaged $45,769 per year.
