Position: Senior QA Engineer, QA Tech Lead
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 10

1) Conducted several testing audits, elaborated a list of recommendations, and then partially implemented them, which in the end led to an improvement in business performance.
2) Build test foundation on the project from scratch.
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: Senior Test Engineer with more than 9 years in IT and solid experience in providing QA for projects with various technological stacks such as high-load web-server applications, JS API, CAD/CAE applications, mobile apps. Have strong knowledge in AB/MVT testing, Adtech and Marketing domain. Strongly experienced in business requirements analysis, test analysis and quality assurance. A proven QA leader, mentor and problem solver. Demonstrated ability in developing innovative and defining solutions. Excellent communication skills. English level is upper-intermediate.

AUTOMATION EXPERIENCE: I have 1-1,5 years of overall automated testing experience. Mostly Web UI automation using Selenium Webdriver as a tool and .Net C# as a language. Able to create a testing framework that will allow to initialize webdriver, describe page objects, operate with XUnit or Nunit and write test scenarios. Also I can work with CI/CD systems, but only have real experience with Azure DevOps using their standard "Pipelines" feature. I also have experience in API testing using postman. Generally speaking, I have enough knowledge to build a foundation of test automation on the project only if it meets business requirements, but to my view, test automation is only one of the options of quality assurance.

UNIQUE EXPERIENCE: Since I worked at different business-model IT companies, from fast-growing start-ups and outsource companies with unstable processes to big product giants with mature business processes and high-level of bureaucracy. So, all my test solutions are aligned with project context and I became super flexible in testing-related activities: from elaborating high-level testing documents, such as testing strategies or test plans, to low-level activities, such as test tool selection or test cases formatting.