Position: QA Automation Engineer
Category: QA Automation
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2.5


Work Experience
January 2020 – present QA Manual Engineer/ QA Automation Engineer at Krusche&Company
Customer/Project:
One of the world’s leading international bank providing banking and financial services for organisations
Responsibilities:
- Writing unit tests with JUnit
- Working with MSSQL
- Creating and maintaining test cases, feature/release test plans
- Running manual and automated unit tests, creating test reports
- Analyzing and reporting results of testing, with conclusions and recommendations
- Identifying, creating and tracking defects with Jira
- Working closely with OA, development and product management staff on auto test coverage, identifying system requirements and functional specifications
- Working via scrum framework

July 2018 – December 2019 QA Automation Engineer at Krusche&Company
Customer/Project: 
Leading consumer electronics retailers in Europe
Responsibilities:
- Writing automated web application UI regression tests with Selenium WebDriver
- Writing test scenarios with Cucumber
- Creating and maintaining the testing documentation (test cases, check lists)
- Running manual (functional, regression) and automated tests, creating test reports
- Identifying, creating and tracking defects with Jira
- Collaborating closely with other QA engineers, developers, business analyst and product owners
- Analyze functional business requirements for completeness
- Working via scrum framework 

November 2016 – June 2018 QA Manual Engineer/ QA Automation Engineer at Krusche&Company
Customer/Project:
One of the largest automotive portal in Germany
Responsibilities:
- Performing API testing using PostMan, RestClient
- Writing and maintaining existing automated tests for REST API with REST Assured
- Working with MySQL
- Performing dummy, regression (functional testing) 
- Writing and executing test cases
- Identifying and tracking defects with Jira
- Liaising with internal teams (e.g. developers and product managers) to identify system requirements