For four months I was a QA intern at Wargaming. While working at Wargaming as Manual QA I had a chance to try automation testing and I fell for it! I have an Engineering degree and quite a few courses behind my back. I write in Python for fun, but also know some C#. I have experience with frontend and backend testing, know my way around Linux, and will not be afraid of new challenges. I’ve worked in Scrum teams and once even was the Project manager myself. I speak English freely and am learning Czech (I would say my Czech level is around A2 at the moment, so I’m not ready to use it for work just yet).I developed next skills:• Functional Testing• Test Documentation creation• Regression Testing• Game Testing• Server Management• Version Control Systems• JIRA• TestRail• Linux basics• SQL basicsAlso, I have always been interested in programming. In university, I studied C++ and C#. After finishing my QA course I've started to lean towards automation testing and studied Python on my ownFor about a year I was a project manager. My team and I introduced a system of manufacturing execution system in a machine shop. In that position, I've got a chance to try testing and decided to become a QA Engineer. I've led the testing process for our product, specifically performance testing.After leaving my position as PM I took "QA Engineer professional training courseby the Yandex School of Data Analysis" (250 hours). The course program consisted of:• Test Analysis and Design• Web Application Testing (Charles)• Mobile App Testing and API (Android Studio, Postman)• Database Fundamentals (SQL)• Automation Testing Fundamentals (Selenium WebDriver, Puppeteer)• Graduation Project.