Position: QA Engineer
Category: QA Automation
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 8

I was able to learn a new test automation framework, setup hybrid UI/API/DB automated teats and tie it all with Gitlab CI on one project, and Github Workflows on another. And add scheduled test runs & Slack notifications on top of that. So, to some extent I can call myself a TestOps.
In the IT industry since 2014.

Worked in projects related to: online education, cybersecurity, e-commerce, acoustic modeling, no-code app building, sustainable energy.

Deep understanding of SDLC, QA processes, approaches, levels, methodologies (Agile, Waterfall).

Experienced in different types of testing: smoke, regression, UI, usability, localization, integration, cross-browser

--- Tools and technologies ---
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux
Test case management systems: Qase, Zephyr, Xray, Testrail
Bug tracking systems: Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Azure DevOps
Documentation: Confluence
API testing tools: Postman, Swagger
Used to automate SQL queries for automation test scripts 
VCS: github, gitlab, azure
CI/CD: Github Actions, Gitlab CI, Azure DevOps, Jenkins
Automation tools: Playwright
3rd-party API automations: Segment, Braze, Salesforce, Snowflake, AWS
Hell, I'd love a chill project! Sure as you do ;) 

There are 6 "pillar" domains which will always exist and therefore are interesting to me:
- Healthcare (people are born everyday)
- Agriculture (people eat everyday)
- Logistics / Supply Chains (people get stuff delivered every day)
- Funeral Services (people die everyday)
- Recycling / Garbage management (yep, we've made a mess on this planet)
- Energy (all above domains wouldn't exist without it)

However, Travelling and Tourism domains would also do the trick for me. But I don't limit myself with those. Web/Desktop/Mobile - anything goes.

I create from my inner peace of body and mind, no rush.