- Actively developing a testing framework for open and closed source use. - Tutorial Library: Contains two separate tutorials. The first is an introduction to the Elixir programming language, no prior experience automating or programming required. The second path teaches how to properly use the framework (the how's) while explaining what is happening and why. Each Elixir lesson is designed to take 3-5 minutes, with each framework less taking 5-7 minutes.- Created a code introspection tool to automate schema validation, contract testing, and synthesize seed data for multi-service test automation - Supports all modern browsers and mobile applications, even if they aren't compliant with the WebDriver Specification. - Allows the use of concurrency (running multiple tests) and parallelism (for multiple browsers) to help reduce the cost and time necessary for proper testing.- Telemetry data is collected to evaluate performance when running tests at scale (Load, Soak, Spike, etc.) while also providing data at a function level to isolate which function is causing intermittent issues.- Tools to help QA get involved earlier in the development cycle and embrace the call to "shift left" and catch issues sooner and more completely.- Tests produce audit logs to help QA and Developers find and fix issues. - CI/CD deployments can only go fast if developers and QA can trust the results of tests. Sol Ring tooling was designed to maximize trust and stability.

Making sure test architecture Is fast, scalable, and a joy to use.Responsible for writing test automation library.This facilitates API and UI testing. It mitigates test brittleness by collecting GraphQL AJAX calls to verifypage state before allowing an action to take place.Wrote custom error handling logic that produces an audit log that records web-driver information, session details and a detailed ordered log of events, that include screenshots of passes and failures. These logs also record all A/B test values, including details as to why an action was unsuccessful in a format that can be persisted in a database. This framework also combined test definitions for API/UI/ application logs/ data pipeline: Kafka/ and storage validation (eg database/Postgres DB/Data-lake) Train QA as frontline for data stewardship, security, performance and scale.Mentored and Served other QA as technical lead for all QA, As well as serving as a Elixir mentor for backend engineers.

Testing areas included:Risk and Fraud: Proactively identified compromised accounts prior to any fraudulent behavior occurring. Led the charge to create system analysis tools allowing us to identify bad actors in four main areas:Companies against DivvyCompanies against MerchantsEmployees against CompaniesExternal Account Takeover.Data Systems:Trained Data Scientists and Data Engineers in applying testing principals:Examples: Model Validation, Pipelines/Infrastructure, Behavior, Machine Learning.

Automation Tester for the Personalization team.Created and maintained end to end test automation emphasizing reusable and clean code.Served on the Automation SWAT team.Experience with designing, writing, automating and documenting alltest plans/cases including functional, performance, load, unit,regression, UI, and security.

Served as the Lead Android Tester for the Overstock.com Shopping App. While in this role our team was given several annual awards for Best Android Retail App, including Google Play Store's "Editors' Choice" from 2014 through the end of my tenure on the Android App team.Test Lead for implementation of Google Wallet and Android Pay,resulting in Overstock’s app being featured at Google I/O twice inboth 2015 and 2016, as the most stable integration to date.Backup tester for the mobile website and the iOS teams.Took the crash rate of the Android app from 97% crash free to99.999%.Google Wallet and Android Pay, Cross Team Lead

As a senior tester for Bluehost, I was the principle tester for the CAS system. As well as the primary tester for the Affiliates system. I have worked in all sections of Bluehost that were active before I left in September/October of 2013.