USB Test Lead.Core BSP MDM Target Test Lead.Test automation developer.

Nike mobile e-storeSeptember 2010 – April 2011Costumer: NikeSummary:The purpose of this project was to implement Nike’s e-store application that would be compatible with mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad and Android phones. Activities• Designed test cases for the checkout module, localization, geo-location and data validation.• Verified translation (English, Spanish, French, Italian and German) and cosmetic requirements.• Executed all test sets on iPhone, iPad and android devices. • Reported functional, cosmetic and translation issues using HP Quality Center.• Validated bug fixes. NikeID iPhone appSummaryThe NikeID iPhone app allows users to customize products and purchase them from their mobile phone. Activities• Executed data validation, localization and user registration functional tests.

Symbian BSP TestingJune 2009 – April 2010Costumer: Qualcomm/NokiaSummary:This project aims at integrating Symbian OS with three different Qualcomm microprocessors. To reach this goal, Qualcomm developed the Symbian device drivers and plugins for each of their processors. All device drivers and middleware were tested on Nokia prototype phones and Qualcomm development boards.Activities Executed UART and HS-UART tests on Qualcomm SURF development boards with different baud rates, data bits and stop bits. Executed USB enumeration tests, USB Chapter 9, manual file transfers, Nokia PC Suite connectivity and mass storage tests on Qualcomm SURF and Nokia prototype phones. Performed manual tests for touch screen device driver.  Executed automated hardware resource manager (HWRM) tests for phone vibration and keypad backlight. Performed white-box tests and debugged vibration device driver using JTAG and TRACE32 application. Executed automated and manual tests on SD/MMC card device drivers. Test cases included read/write, file operations, card detection, etc. Worked with SD card driver developer to debug issues that were causing crashes.  Executed manual tests for keypad device driver on Qualcomm SURF and Nokia prototype phones. Executed SVS (Symbian Verification Suite) tests for file system. This suite includes validation, conformance and performance tests for FAT32 and FAT16 file systems. Manual headset detection tests. Determined the proper configuration of the SALT and SVS (Symbian Verification Suite) tests for Qualcomm's hardware and modified ini configuration files. Maintained test automation scripts in Symbian proprietary language and in XML for Testdriver.  Reported issues/bugs through bug tracking tool. Set breakpoints in device driver source code and debug using JTAG if a bug was found in such driver. This way, more detailed information was given to the developer. Collected test execution logs. Verified bug fixes.

Activities I participated in SALT project as a Software Engineer in the migration of test cases from Nokia's test framework (STIF) to Symbian's Test Execution Framework (TEF). Participated in the development of the accessories, data transfer, hardware resource manager (HWRM), display, devsound and usb modules. The porting from STIF to TEF required the adaptation of the test code to comply with Symbian's code, test tagging and configurability standards. Worked with testdriver, an automation engine used to build, package and run a series of Symbian OS tests on a connected Symbian OS device or on an emulator. It runs test scripts, writes logs to the communication channel through a tool called STAT and produces a report indicating the success or failure of the test.I gave support to some of the newer team members; explained the process we were following to port the test cases, how TEF works and the coding standards.Technologies used in this project: Symbian Test Execution Framework (TEF)Excel VB macros to generate script and configuration files automatically.TestDriver Accessories server, accessory connection, sockets, telephony server, mobile line, hardware resource manager, etc.ROM image generation and device flashing.Attended to Symbian offices in London, UK for code revision and standards verification.

ActivitiesCreate a web application to manage the products of an online catalog using Ruby on Rails as programming language and a MySQL database to store data. I performed activities as project manager (planning, defining system requirements with costumers, risk management and workgroup coordination) and web developer in charge of the security and content administration modules.

ActivitiesDesign an mp3 player that could play many commercial messages stored in a flash memory card when motion wasdetected. It was meant to be installed in supermarkets and malls. Performed activities as hardware engineer (pcblayout design, audio hardware design, power source design) and microcontroller software developer. Programmed anAVR microcontroller in C language.