Position: QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 5


Mostly I did manual testing, writing test scenarios/cases, creating/updating documentation. For those purposes, I used the following methods: exploratory, integration, smoke, regression, cross browsing and design testing.
Tools that I used, for example it’s google sheet, Jira, Postman, LogDNA, Jenkins, Android studio, Visual Studio Code, Dbeaver, Docker, Storybook, figma and some chrome extensions.

   About projects:
   * Web application for calibration of devices in laboratories - manual testing, writing TC’s, but after some time started to help in writing auto tests;
   * Web application about the hotel system - tested API requests and automated the regression process;
   * Web application for creating and filling out documents for goods across the border - manual verification, writing auto tests, checking the REST API and creating documentation;
   * Web application for the purchase of goods in large volumes and their storage in warehouses - manual verification of functionality, writing test cases and creating auto tests;
   * Web application for working with crypto currency - manual verification of functionality, design, writing test cases, documentation and auto tests;
   * Mobile applications (2) - manual verification of functionality, design, writing test cases.

   Strengths and weaknesses:
   * Manual testing, as I have experience in many different projects (spheres). I like to structure the project so that each case is described and tested. 
   * I don’t have experience in load and security testing and in implementation tests into system, for their automatic launch, as some projects already have been configured into that process. Usually wrote e2e and running them in a local environment, through different circumstances. Also my English wants better.

Improvements or personal growth: I’d like to implement all the tests from the beginning of the project, because I usually join in the later stages.
It is desirable if the project lacks micromanagement and total control over employees