Automation Tester & Manual Tester

The candidate has worked as a tester for approximately 20 years. He has been involved in automated testing for 10 years, including stress testing. On his last project he tested an application for investments. In terms of technology, he mainly uses Cypress, Selenium, Selenide, API testing or Cucumber. He also has experience with Java or Python programming languages. He is used to agile environments, specifically Scrum. He has trained junior colleagues in the past. His English is at a very good level, as is his Hungarian.

QA Specialist (Test Manager, Test Architect) - 7.2011 – Present

• Freelancing in the area of Application Monitoring, Test Management, Automated functional testing, Performance testing.

QA Engineer - 6.2010 – 6.2011 / CA Technologies

• Automated testing in QTP and QC.
• Improvement of CCS framework.
• Design of own framework for automated testing.

IT Consultant - 2007 – 2010

• Consulting in the area of performance verification and availability monitoring.
• Implementation of the whole lifecycle of performance testing and application monitoring.

IT Consultant - 2005 – 2007

• Consulting in the area of performance verification and availability monitoring.
• Implementation of the whole lifecycle of performance testing and application monitoring.

Test Architect, Test Designer, Consultant - 2004

• Optimization of methodology for manual and automated testing for application TSS3.
• Tool development for support of manual testing in various phases including Test Design, Test Development, Test Execution, Test Evaluation, Test Maintenance, Test Management, Defect Tracking.

Test Architect, Test Manager - 2003 – 2004

• Development of a generally applicable test methodology and defect tracking process.
• Training of tools Compuware TestPartner and Compuware QALoad.

Test Designer, Automated scripts developer, Bug administrator - 2001 – 2003

• Functional and load tests design and development for framework components.
• Quality verification from the perspective of functionality, performance, and usability