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I discovered my passion for software testing when I realized how much I enjoy digging into the finer details of a system to make sure it works as it should. I wanted to build software, but found my calling in ensuring its quality. Since then, I haven’t looked back.My background is in Computer Science and Engineering, and I’ve applied this knowledge as an SQA Engineer with hands-on experience in Manual Testing, API Testing, and Vulnerability Assessment.I find testing to be like a science: observing, analyzing, experimenting, and drawing conclusions to ensure that the software is solid, reliable, and ready for users.For me, testing is about learning. Learning about:- Systems and Software- User expectations- Processes and Workflows- Business- Potential vulnerabilities- TechnologiesYou take all these insights and put them to use, exploring the system to uncover issues before they reach users. Testing means understanding the true state of a system, reporting what you find, and helping the team make informed decisions.Over the past year, I've tested on various types of platforms such as:- Enterprise resource planning systems (Odoo)- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) on Salesforce- Inference server on Triton - E-Commerce System- Online Election/voting platformI have hands-on expertise in Postman and Newman for API testing and automation. I’ve utilized these tools to design, execute, and validate API test scenarios efficiently.I also bring strong Cybersecurity and Vulnerability Assessment (VAPT) skills to my work, with experience using tools like Kali Linux, Burp Suite, Hydra, NmapI believe I could test anything. Of course, if I don't know the system or technologies involved in testing it, I would have to learn it, but that's what testers do, right? They learn, ask questions, observe, analyze, draw conclusions, and learn again. That's why when I have to learn new areas, I'm rather excited instead of being terrified.I’m also growing my skills in "automation in testing" through Playwright, to help make my testing process more efficient and thorough.My Research Paper [Accepted by ICICT, UK]: Medical X-ray Image Classification Employing DCGAN and CNN Transfer Learning Techniques. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1607-6_74Five years ago, I discovered LinkedIn:- A place to share my knowledge and experience with others- A place to build my personal brand.Well, that's who I am as a professional tester. If you think I can help you in any way, please contact me via LinkedIn DM. I'm always ready to help.