Position: QA Automation Engineer
Category: QA Automation
English level: upper
Years of experience: 4

I know how to drink beer correctly and can always support a conversation or throw my off-the-job topic on any team building I'm invited to.
It means you can invite me even if we're not involved into particular process right now
Executed full cycle of testing: requirements grooming, creating test cases, manual testing, logging defects, creating scenarios for automation, implementing auto test scripts.
Implemented all types of auto-tests: UI and API tests, integration tests, performance tests. Used BDD approach for e2e tests. Participated in automated testing of functionality built on top of big data.
Implemented and enhanced automation frameworks for commercial projects using multiple programming languages, frameworks and patterns.

List of technologies, of course:
Programming Languages: Java, Groovy, C#, Python, JS, Kotlin.
Java/Groovy frameworks/libraries: Selenide, HTML Elements, JUnit 4, JUnit 5, TestNG, Spock, Geb.
Python frameworks/libraries: Selene, Faker, Behave, pytest, pytest-bdd. 
JS frameworks/libraries: Cypress.
Performance testing tools: JMeter.
Databases: MS SQL Server, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL.
VCS: Mercurial/SVN/Git, GitHub/Bitbucket/GitLab.
CI/CD: Jenkins CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, Travis CI.
Build Tools: Maven, Gradle, npm.
Others: XML/Json, XPath/JsonPath/CSS Selector/JQuery, Allure.
Tools: Fiddler, Wireshark, Postman, Android Studio, IDEA, GenY motion, VMware, VirtualBox, PyCharm, PostgreSQL, VS Code, pandas.
Opportunity to grow and improve my skills, share experience as a speaker at conferences. Ability to be a part of team building activities etc. I've missed it all so much since the war started