Position: Senior QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 5

I have prior work experience as a sole QA and in teams, and both variants work for me. It's not a problem if there are no requirements or the customer needs an explanation of the same thing they already asked multiple times. Also, if testing requires additional preparations like, for example, a configuration of a Linux instance in the cloud, or virtual machine, installing a database wouldn't be a problem.
I have various experiences behind me. First, it's a startup of building mobile applications (basically a studio for low code development and a platform for live apps) that gave me a big push in growing technically. Second, an enterprise application with numerous teams and working scrum (not joking) that taught me the principles of agile development. My duty as QA was to thoroughly test the feature manually and then cover it with automated tests. Next was the project, where the biggest challenge was a lack of information on how features should work, and the most reliable specification was figuring it out by yourself. And now, I'm in a big team, and our job is to test the application with dozens of services and third-party integrations and cover it with detailed test cases afterward.
Meanwhile, I'm studying Javascript and want to start automating my work using this language (or Java). Ideally, I would like to combine manual and automated testing.
Not interested in projects where an application is built using old technologies or new features are added rarely. Same thing if it's mostly UI testing or CMS-based applications.