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

As main accomplishments achieved during recent projects, I would highlight:
- Ensured many consecutive successful releases without critical errors in a short time.
- Improved requirements so that they fully correspond to the business of the project.
- Got expert knowledge and skills in testing banking systems.
- Created Postman tests to be used as semi-automated regression queries.
- Optimized the bug reporting flow on the project.
- Participated in the preparation and conduction of the demo.
- Delivered the application's features and acted as the release manager.
- Managed a sub-team of three QA engineers.
- Reviewed check-lists, test cases, and bug reports of other team members.
- Onboarded newcomers to the project.
- Supported product owners with questions about using the application's functionality.
- Successfully completed 2 QA education courses, and 2 Front-End education courses, and attended several QA meetups.
I have been working as a QA Engineer for almost 3 years and during this time I have taken part in many projects of different fields. As a QA freelancer, I was taking part in such activities as writing check-lists and test cases, performing functional and non-functional testing, and bug reporting. While working on the project, I took part in every stage of the full software development cycle: planning, requirements and design review, estimation, test documents creation, and so on. I have worked in teams of different sizes, from 3 to 32 testers. I also had the opportunity to work with a distributed team on the customer's side.

Overall testing experience includes working on both big enterprise projects and small startups. My main areas of expertise include fintech systems, e-shops, and mobile games.
I have business-oriented views and always try to find the best solution or compromise.

Technical Expertise:
Mobile and Web testing, Functional and Nonfunctional testing, Tests Design, Bug Reporting, Design and Requirements review, Pre-Demo and Demo activities, Release management.

Mobile Tools:
Android SDK, Developer options, Android Studio, Firebase, Google Play Console tools, iTunes, iTunes Connect, iTools, AppSpector, Vysor, AppsFlyer, Braze.

Web Tools:
Charles Proxy, Postman, Selenium IDE, Chrome DevTools, API Swagger.

Test Management Tools:
Jira, TestRail, Mantis, Redmine, Testlink.

Programming and Markup Languages:
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MS SQL.

Repository Management:
GitHub, GitLab.

Text Editors:
Sublime Text 3, Atom, VSCode, Webstorm.