Position: Manual QA Engineer, Software Quality Assurance Analyst
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 3

I am excited to be part of the Software Quality Assurance Analyst team at the Medical project because I understand the importance of this job, and this role gives me the feeling that I am doing something vital for humanity, which I am immensely proud of. 
As a Manual Quality Assurance Engineer, over the past year, I have taken "GL English" courses of spoken English and improved my skills and speed of test documentation, learned to evaluate test tasks better, and plan sprints.
Web application testing, desktop testing, mobile testing (Android  and iOS); Functional and nonfunctional testing...
   Analytical mindset, good knowledge of SDLC (V-model), terms and definitions in the particular industry. Experience in testing, creating and analyzing documentation. 
    Good knowledge Standards, Risk Management Process in software development. 
     Experience in implementation, supporting and auditing/assessment of Quality Management Systems;
     Understanding of medical-specific standards / government regulations;
     Experience in creating and verifying of IT project or QMS technical documentation (software requirements / design specifications, project plans and reports, work procedures)
     Experience in Risk Analysis, Failure Mode and Effect Analysis, etc.;
     Strong team player.
I would like to develop as a Software Quality Assurance Analyst at Medical projects. I hope my dream will come true, and I will become a good Software Quality Assurance Analyst. 
1. My goal for next year is to be responsible for all PTC related activities (reviewing of ESFs, RRs) Practice and deeper analysis of work instructions will help me to do this. 
2. My goal is also to take active part in CRG (Change Review Group) meetings (adding my comments to ESF fields fulfillment).
3. I would like to be more involved in the risk analysis process and the creation of the sFMEA spreadsheet, as my experience in this activity is not sufficient. But I consider it an especially important part of the software quality assurance analyst's job.