Thi Kim Ngan N.

What makes a good QA Engineer? Ability to think like a developer, fully understand what project managers and product owners expect, and imagine what end users need and how they will interact with the product. Ability to bring together strategy, technology, and expertise to optimize the testing process. A proactive, self-motivated team player who is able to work with minimal supervision, have wide industry knowledge, and bring initiatives to the team’s table. And the most important skill is to writing automated functional tests for web and mobile applications.

And that's my testing prowess, including but not limited to:
● Analyze and prioritize scope for test automation considering business needs, customer risks and efficiency improvement
● Write clean code according to best industry practices
● Integrate automated test suite into CI/CD pipeline
● Strong experience in automating tests for web and mobile applications with Selenium/Appium WebDriver
● Solid knowledge of JavaScript and Python programming languages
● Experience working in a DevOps environment for continuous testing
● Hands-on experience in API testing and API test automation with Postman
● Strong knowledge of software QA methodologies, tools, and processes
● Understanding of Agile methodology, roles, and responsibilities
● Ability to provide efficient test coverage for web and mobile applications
● Perform requirements analysis
● Strong analytical & debugging skills

Credibility:
⬜ ISQTB ©
🎖️ CTAL-TAE ■ Certified Tester, Advanced Level Test Automation Engineer
🎖 CTAL-TM ■ Certified Tester, Advanced Level Test Manager
🎖 CTFL ■ Certified Tester, Foundation Level
🎖 CTFL-AT ■ Certified Tester, Foundation Level Agile Tester

⬜ ATLASSIAN
🎖 ACP-610 ■ Certified Jira Project Administration
🎖 ACP-620 ■ Certified in Managing Jira Cloud Projects

TOOLBOX:
● Web Testing Tools and Framework: WebDriverIO, Cucumber, Selenium WebDriver, Selenium Grid.
● Mobile: Appium
● Reporting tools: Allure, Extent Report
● Language: Java, Python, JavaScript
● API testing tools: Postman/Swagger, JMeter, REST API, Rest assured
● Performance testing tool: Jmeter, locust.io
● CI tool: Jenkins, CircleCI
● Version control: Git, GitHub, Sourcetree