Position: General QA Engineer
Category: QA
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

- My achievement is that I’ve created test plans for some projects which helped other QA Specialists to get familiarized with the project for a short period of time. It saved a lot of time for our team.
- The project had the task of Breaking the monolith - dividing the source into microservices and, accordingly, it was necessary to provide testing of microservices and I created Rest API framework from scratch and implemented testing scenarios into the project development flow to ensure quality control. This helped to save valuable time for a full regression tests, which took for around a couple of days using manual testing and reduced to a several hours with automated scripts.
QA Engineer with 10+ years of experience in Quality Assurance of web-based projects in both front-end and back-end parts.
Work experience as a General QA (Java) in international companies and teams more than three years.
- Prepared test cases for new features based on provided acceptance criteria and test strategy.
- Experience with JIRA, Confluence.
- Review and analysis of product requirements.
- Implemented test automation from scratch.
- Developed, maintained and executed automation tests for UI and API using Selenium WebDriver, Selenide, Rest Assured, OpenApi, etc.
- Strong knowledge of OOP principles and Java.
- Understanding of Web Services, REST API, JSON, etc.
- API Testing (Postman, Swagger)
- Familiarity with different types of Software Testing (Exploratory, Functional, Regression, etc.).
- Experience with Performance testing (JMeter)
- Understanding of the software development processes.
- Worked in distributed teams using Agile/Scrum methodology.
- Direct customer communication.
- Make introduction to working processes, Junior QA's mentoring.
Interesting and valuable projects and tasks;
Constant improvement of testing skills and processes;
Skillful and friendly team;
Ability to evolve in test automation;
Less bureaucracy.