In my first year of experience I’ve been doing Testing of electrical/electronic components at subsystem level, performing:1. Requirement analysis, 2. Test cases creation, 3. E2E manual and semiautomated testing.In my second year of experience I continued with my previous testing activities, plus the following:1. Tester in charge of a Ford feature, what implies performing software validation under Feature Owner request,2. Scrum master activities.3. Root Cause Analysis of issues not reported by my team, 4. Change Request management for the twelve Features in my team’s scope,5. Issue tracking for all the reported by my team.6. Technical support for my team.7. Testing of in house Ford tools.8. Management of Feature’s automation activities: master plan of activities, test case redesign, documentation updates, support to HIL team, etc.Achievements:I consider my best achievement my position as Tester in charge of a Ford feature. Thanks to my hardworking in testing this feature, I was selected to be the main tester of the feature. This implied bing the first tester at subsystem level to verify the feature’s behavior, every single change in the software was scheduled to be tested by me and ensure their proper performance, issues reported by other teams were requested to me to discard a human error, and also I was asked to give support or introduce to new testers at world level not only in subsystem level, testing in vehicle and unit testing included.One of the specialized platforms used to perform the testing of this feature was added in my scope of testing, to ensure the platform is working correctly, and test the new implementations on it.