Position: QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4

Despite having attended some courses & camps & mentorships, I'm also self-taught and multifunctional, having managed several tasks that go outside of a usual test engineer task scope, thus improving the work process of the project team. I also have a knowledge of a little bit of everything else, not necessarily related to tester work directly, but still helpful. Work process optimization is my jam, as well as fast and efficient performance. Good level of English is also my strong side; I studied testing fundamentals exclusively in English, I speak this language almost freely, and I got experience in writing bug reports not only in English but also in German. Also, customers tend to like me, and my supervisors trust me with customer communication and demo sessions and such.
- 3+ years of experience in manual testing (with a bit of automation); ISTQB-certified
- Test design, planning, estimation & execution
- Maintenance testing, functional & non-functional testing, regression testing
- Work with documentation and requirements
- Managing of test process & tasks organization; supporting newcomer team members 
- Communication with customers; close work with developers and business analysts
- Bug reporting, tracking & investigation
- API testing (Postman, Swagger)
- Basics of test automation on Python (unit tests via pytest)
- Familiarity with basic Git commands
- Basics of mobile testing, performance testing (Jmeter), etc.
- SQL (SSMS), Clubhouse, Jira, Azure, TestLink, Confluence, MS Office, Redmine, Citrix
- familiar with basics of frontend: HTML/CSS and some JS
- L10N-focused QA of documentation, websites, print products, etc. 
- knowledge of computer systems & networks, OS (Windows, Linux, etc)
- a few years of experience with graphic design (primarily Adobe Creative Suite) & knowledge of usability
- fluent English (C2), also basic Serbian, Spanish & German (A2-B1)
I'm a quick-thinking & adaptive test engineer looking for interesting projects and opportunities to challenge myself and boost my skills, to expand as a professional and learn new skills (automation in particular).