Position: Junior QA Engineer
Category: QA
Experience: 0 years | English: pre

I know the basics of java script, wrote scripts in courses and applied this knowledge in writing tests in Postman. I know how to work in git bash and know where and what to google) My work can be seen in git hub.

Based on the results of a week's practice, 48 test cases and 17 bug reports were created.
Assessment of my work:
- the titles of the test documentation and the bug reports are well-designed, and follow the "What, where, under what circumstances" pattern
- The structure of test cases is detailed and contains required attributes.
- In the test checks, both positive and negative checks were taken into account, using test design techniques

There are no comments on the work done.
Completed a course QA in SkillUP and I am currently taking courses from Vadim Ksendzov, studied Git Hub, Git Bash/Terminal, Client_Server, Postman.
My Git Hub - "github.co*/AlinaSats"

I have a week's practice at TestTeamNow, Project: portal “Дія” (testing web version in a test environment):
- requirements analysis;
- examining the test environment (TestRail);
- functional and non-functional testing;
- positive and negative testing;
- using test design techniques (equivalence Partitioning, Boundary Value Analysis, Pairwise testing);
- writing test documentation (check-list, test cases)
- writing  bug reports in GitLab;

 I have an understanding:
- software testing theory
- basic knowledge and experience in understanding the concept of SQL, REST API and some experience in testing API (Postman).
- of client-server architecture
- of test design techniques
- of SDLC, STLC
- of Agile (Scrum, Kanban) methodologies understanding;
- of HTML, CSS, and web dev tools;

I have practical experience in web testing and experience: 
- 4 months of non-commercial experience in QA/QC
- in Control version system Git (GitHub) 
- in using test management tools (TestRail)
- in bug tracking tools (Jira, GitLab);
- in Terminal/Git Bash;
- in web sites and mobile testing;
- in drafting test documentation (test cases, check lists, bug reports) etc.

Why QA Engineer?
For several years I have been thinking about changing my activities and I have always been interested in IT. I read a lot and was interested in this field of activity. I think that my experience in a previous job will be useful in this area. The basis of the work was the calculations and preparation of the correct documentation, I carried out all the technical calculations of windows and roofing materials, calculated the dimensions, drew in AutoCAD, and kept the documentation in 1C.
 An analytical mind helps me to look for mistakes and shortcomings. At the last job, it was very important to be demanding on the quality of the product and attentive to details. I quickly reacted to changes and made a decision. I am interested in quality assurance and am enthusiastic to develop as a professional.I am diligent, communicative and stress-resistant. 
And now I am completely sure that the work of a tester is mine. This is an opportunity to work remotely or with a flexible schedule, this is a large team of young specialists, these are great opportunities in the future. And also there is an opportunity to develop within the company
I want to get a QA Engineer position in a company where I can apply my knowledge, work with a strong team on an interesting project in order to develop and improve my soft / hard skills. I want to have in-depth knowledge that can only be gained in a company, working on a real project as a QA Engineer. To be useful to the company and to achieve a common goal together.