Position: Manual QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

ISTQB certificate acquired;
Most relevant employment experience has provided me with valuable insight into the latest cloud-based solutions in digital storage and computing services alike.
Also, one of the recent jobs has added much to the experiense and additional technical skills, as it was a switch from testing web (mostly Windows) oriented services/applications to Android mobile application testing, where I was solely responsible for the very Android-part testing, and shared responsibilities regarding application web-part testing.
Latest experience - part of the multitasking QA team in Kyiv-based company, that provides latest tehnology-based enterprise-level cloud services and software solutions for both top-tier customers, as well as small businesses worldwide. 

Some of the previous - working in a small team on in-house developed content control application for android platform, responsibilities included test activities planning and estimation, writing test documentation (test suites, test cases, check lists, testing result summaries), functional and non-functional (load and stability) testing, describing and prioritizing defects, bug fix verification and regression testing.
Yet more previous job projects, where I worked as QA member in large distributed Scrum-oriented team, included web-based business-specific software (CRM systems, mainly), as well as various parts for such systems, designed for world-renown accounting business customer. Scope of responcibilities were pretty much the same - test activities planning and estimation, writing various test documentation, functional and regression testing, describing and prioritizing defects, writing testing result summaries.
Earlier jobs included testing web-sites, performing functional and regressional testing, and (separate employment) hardware tests, where I'd been verifying certain hardware parameters following simple steps in checklists.
I hope that my next job will be intersting project as such - some project where I can find myself inspired, motivated by, and committed to, the very idea of the software in question, it's function, it's benefits to the customer and/or end-user, as all of my previous jobs were.
New project has to be intersting, make sense, at least;
as for company - large and small companies, product and autosource ones, small and large teams - suit me well, I'm considering full time, as well as a part time job;
I'd like to feel valuable part of the team, so what I do is appreciated and is a part of the end-user positive experience with the product.
I don't see the overly busy project time schedules and stringent or getting ever stricter deadlines as the good signs - usually those are related to planning mistakes or whimsical customer inputs, which are not making the end-product any good;
also I'm just an avarage person, not 'superman', I'm to sleep and eat and rest during (some say it's 'just 24' hours) the day, and I wouldn't like to be a 'universal soldier' to serve as a 'silver bullet/solution' for the falling/failing/blotched/sinking project;
rather indifferent to specilalties like insurance, gym, spa, games in office, teambuildings at exotic locations, hardware provided in case of office employment (comfortable chair and is strongly preferrable though :) ), but would like accountant's service/assistance in tax payment/reporting, and see adequate healthy office food supply for the in-office lunches rather as a strong benefit.
Recent shift of both national and world businesses to the 'home office' concept, though having it's downsides, has proven it's benefits both to the employer and employee alike, so I tend to favour more flexible working hours and not overreliance upon office infrastructure, though if any office time is considered, a parking lot availability would be highly appreciated.