Eruzhava Ilona
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Quality Assurance Engineer
Skills
Competitions
- Planning the process of testing
- Performing tests (Front-end, Back-end)
- Creating documentation: Checklists, Test-cases, Test-suits, Bug Reports
- DB testing (noSQL, MySQL)
- Communicating with development team, in order to solve issues and improve the product
- Reading logs on the client side (Devtools), analyzing the requests/responses
Tools
- ClickUp, Trello, Jira, Bugzilla, Redmine
- Qase, Confluence, Google sheets, Excel
- Devtools
- Swagger
- Postman, Fiddler
- Figma (Pixel Perfect)
- BrowserStack
- MongoDB, MySQL
- VirtualBox
Technical Knowledge
- Networking
- SDLC/STLC
- Techniques of test design
- Client-server Architecture
- HTML, CSS, basics of JS
- GIt, Github
- DB (SQL, noSQL)
Experience
Technical Support
Yandex July 2023- Providing support to users on a variety of issues. Identifying, researching, and resolving the technical problems.
- Documenting, tracking and monitoring the problem to ensure a timely resolution
- Responding to telephone calls, email and personnel requests for technical support.
- Relying on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job.
QA engineer
Educational Platform January - May 2023- Performed regression testing quickly and sufficiently. Only 1 critical defect was released to production in 5 months (which occurred due to the difference between production and test servers). This helped in fixing this issue four hours after release.
- Created simple automated tests in Postman, using popular snippets, which decreased the time for test runs by 1–2 hours and allowed to perform more tests in each run.
- Suggested minor improvements to the design and functionality, for example, the implementation of tooltips in the place with 12 input fields, so that the user can navigate better
- Implemented the right test design techniques: a decision-making table for the following module "creating online courses and giving limited access to different users", that had 12 different input fields, which helped in finding two defects in complex business logic and resulted in the product loading faster by 7 seconds.
- Created detailed documentation on the product: test suits, test cases, using Qase; created various checklists using Excel. It resulted in increased test coverage and the discovery of 200 bugs in old modules of the application.
Specialist in importing data
Unum July - December 2022- Using the CRM system to import data.
- Suggesting the usage of extra columns for additional settings, which led to importing 22% more useful data.
- Being in top 3 most productive employees.
QA intern
A1QA February - July 2022- Working on different projects: desktop, web. Using such tools as Devtools, Fiddler to perform testing on separate modules. Creating documentation for each tested module.
Team waitress
Carnival Cruise Lines 2013-2021- Working in the USA and being able to practice English on a daily basis.
About Me
I have been specializing in manual functional testing and have nine months of experience. Experience in a couple of projects: desktop and web applications, most of the experience is with web applications.
Very proficient in writing test cases, documenting, and defect reporting. The most interesting part of testing is finding the “bottlenecks” of an application and creating test cases using the appropriate test design techniques.
Strong desire to grow as a professional and be able to utilize more tools, and provide the best quality control for the product, which includes increasing the testing speed and executing more tests each run. Started learning JS, with the goal of automating future products. During the next year, I am planning to start using such tools as Jmeter, Selenium, Jenkins.
The free time is spent on reading books, watching documentaries, playing chess, and learning foreign languages. I am keen on productivity blogs, tips, and insights.
Code Example
Program that allows input from keyboard of 2 pairs of positive numbers for fractions. First pair - first numerator and denomenator; second pair - second numerator and denominator. Program checks, whether the fractions are equal to each other and displays corresponding messaage.
let FirstChislitel=+prompt("First Chislitel", "");
let FirstZnamenatel=+prompt("First znamenatel", "");
let SecondChislitel=+prompt("Second Chislitel", "");
let SecondZnamenatel=+prompt("Second znamenatel","");
if (FirstZnamenatel===0 || SecondZnamenatel===0){
alert("mistake");
}
else if (FirstChislitel/FirstZnamenatel==SecondChislitel/SecondZnamenatel){
alert("equal");
}
else{
alert("not equal");
}