Position: Junior QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0

Involvement in Quality Assurance Processes
Finding and reporting defects.
Participating in code reviews.
Improving documentation.
Collaborating with team members.
1. Postman
Role: Junior QA engineer.
Collection of documents
Creation of requests through Postman
Add tests to change the status of the code and to change the hour of the request.

2. JSON and XML [HTML, AJAX, JSON, XML]
Role: Junior QA engineer.
Described in JSON and XML format information about 4 random people.
Entering information into files and saving in formats (JSON & XML).
Check code in code editors:jsoneditoronline and codebeautify.

3.Devtools
[HTML, AJAX, JSON, XML]
Role: Junior QA Engineer
Analysis of requests of makeup Website, their method and status.

4. Black box, White box design test technique
Role: Junior QA Engineer
As part of the white box design test, displaying the pseudocode as a Flowchart.
Achievement of tasks within the framework of the Black box design test technique for the different techniques of class equivalence and boundary values.

5. Privat 24 App QA (Manual) [QAse, Test Rail, Jira]
Role: Junior QA Engineer
Participating in Sprint Planning.
Estimating the Tasks.
Testing the Application.
Creating Test Cases в QAse, Test Rail.
Creating Bug reports using Jira. 

6. Role-based review technique       
Role: Team Lead
For revealing the specifications of the new Web app "List Boxer".
Setting up the technique of a free review for preparation before the negotiation.
Writing down all nutrition, bugs, inaccuracies, ambiguities.
Reviewing the role-based technique for preparation before negotiation.
Written down all nutritional/potential problems.
As a junior QA engineer i would like to expect at my new work place:
1. Proper training and guidance;
2. Clear job responsibilities;
3. Opportunity for growth. This could include additional training, promotions, or lateral moves to different roles within the organization;
4. Supportive work environment (supportive work environment where I will feel comfortable asking questions, seeking advice, and raising concerns). 
I believe, that my skills, such as attention to the details, communication and problem-solving will be valuable assets in my new role as a QA engineer.