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

Worked in different type of companies and teams ( both smaller ~10 people and larger up to 500 people)  and achieved great improvements and quality results.I have experience testing both Mobile and Web Applications. Build QA Processes from scratch and maintained it till the finish of the project. One of the applications I have worked on as QA Engineer is now at the First place in App Store charts in it's category.
•  Results-oriented Quality Assurance Engineer with 4+ years of experience in fast-paced large projects. Focused on creating perfect testing flows and processes for companies. Experienced at user-behavior patterns and potential problematic points in software development and testing processes that lead to better testing practices and better coverage of edge cases. Comfortable and adaptable in a fast-paced and informal environment. I have an ability to respond and react to changing priorities quickly and efficiently. Demonstrating attention to details, strong organizational skills, and ability to work independently or as a team player.
•  Working knowledge of Web Automation testing with Selenium Web Driver, scripts and frameworks Experienced in Black-Box & Grey-Box methodologies, Functional, Regression, Exploratory, Smoke, Sanity, Integration, System, Unit, Load, Stress, Performance, Compatibility, localisation , End-to-end, Cross-browser/platform, GUI, Usability testing .
• Knowledge of SQL-Queries building and execution,Database Migration testing , experience with PostgreSQL , MongoDB , MySQL, MariaDB , Oracle , Firebase.
• Working experience and knowledge of tools for traffic interception and analysis - Charles Proxy , Fiddler
• Experienced at : Web Testing , API Testing, Back End Testing , IOS Mobile Apps testing - both manual and automation - Appium and Python, Android apps testing
I am looking for the exciting project where I can fulfil my ambitions , learn new skill and use my current technical skills as well!