Position: QA Lead
Category: QA
English level: basic
Years of experience: 0

On projects at the IT school, she learned the practice of testing SQL queries, API testing. Used different methods/species/types of testing. Practiced on functional and non-functional testing. Developed Test Cases and found and registered Bag Reports.

I read the books:
Roman Savin         "Testing .dot.com"
James Whittaker    "How Google Tests Software"
Alan Cooper           "Mental hospital in the hands of patients"
Pet-project:

Testing “Mono Bank”
•  System testing - Use Case 

Testing specifications “List Boxer”
  •  Static testing - role-based review

Testing standard Windows calculator
•  Acceptance testing

 Integration testing 
• social networks

• SQL queries to databases
• API testing
•  Creation of test artifacts - Test Case,Bug Report
• Pseudocode in the form of a block diagram
Hello, I am interested in the position of Junior QA Engineer - I am ready to quickly learn and develop in this area, as I always strive for achievement and growth in my career in every company I work for. I have good basic skills in testing practice, basic concepts of software testing, including test design, test case writing and web application testing since I completed the "QA Engineer" course at IT School GOIT.
	At the current place of work, I have experience in the development of instructions / documentation, including forms in Excel to automate and simplify business processes in the company. I also write technical tasks for automating reporting in Power BI, writing bug reports for the “Alpha” software. I am working on simplifying the workflows of my management team. In addition, I have good communication and organizational skills, which allows me to easily communicate with developers and project managers and work in a team.