Position: QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 3

* I am proud that despite the different difficulties in all projects where I was part of the team, I received positive feedback from end users and stakeholders about the quality of our products.
 * About me personally, I can say that I am constantly working on self-improvement (learning something new, deepening my knowledge) and I believe that this helps me in my work.
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Among others I have certificates:
* "ISTQB CTFL"
* "CS50: CS50's Introduction to Computer Science" from HarvardX
* 2020-now Software Test Engineer
E-commerce project (WEB) for one British retail company.
The core of the project on Java. And there is a lot of micro-services (NodeJS). So, I responsible for manual testing both UI and back-end parts. Tools that I often use: Git, Selenium web driver (Python), Postman, AWS console, Workbench (SQL), Excel (vlookup, ...). I am not alone in my activities - there is a QA team.

* 2019-2020 QA Engineer
Traveling. Property Management System for hotels (WEB). 
It was a quite successful startup. Team consisted from 2 parts: business and management from Israel and development team including me from Ukraine. I was a single QA, and list of my responsibilities was wide: from manual testing to L1. I wrote detailed Users manual (>100 pages in English) and I knew most capabilities and features of the product that is why I gave consultations to stake holders if they requested.
Also I was deep involved to creation of billing subsystem (Invoices, Receipts, Taxes).

* 2018-2019 Tester
Research and Development Department of one of the IT companies at Poland.
Company had many directions of business but our Department was intended to develop unique solutions for the needs of our own company or partner companies. In practice, this meant developing small applications in a short time (< year). There were 3-4 development teams (C#). I had to fast switched between projects/teams. Most of time I had 2 projects in parallel. 

* Just want to clarify.
I have the diploma of master of Electrical Transport (2006).
And I have other work experience except described above.

* I want to find a vacancy of Manual QA (or general QA) in a project where Python is used for both development and automated testing. Why Python?
Because I already invested some time and efforts to learn it and want to go in direction:  manual QA -> automation tester -> Python developer.
* For other hand I am opened to discuss of interesting offers even if there is no Python there.
I do NOT like:
- deployment on Prod without any schedule (let's do it today);
- tight schedule (this new task should be done yesterday);
- unclear requirements in tasks (just do something like what we done 3 months ago in the situation where ...);
- when developers receives tasks from the management in a chat (not properly wrote, not discussed and estimated).