I was the first and only automation engineer on the project. I built the process of developing automated tests from scratch, independently choosing tools and configuring the environment.

- Developed automated tests using Cypress
- Developed a plan for automation development on the project
- Performed manual testing during releases
- Worked with documentation

During my work:
+ Configured an automatic hourly test run using launchd, which helped to track the state of the production.
+ Reduced testing of the financial module from 4 days to half an hour thanks to autotests

Worked in two-week sprints, during which backlog formation, writing test cases for new features, retesting, regression testing, and reporting were conducted.

- Reviewed automated test cases' code.
- Worked with logging and monitoring systems - Grafana.
- Performed manual testing of web applications;
- Created testing scenarios (checklists, test cases);
- Prepared reports on testing and filed bug reports.

During my work:
+ Updated the archive with more than 400 test scenarios, which helped to translate some of the regression test cases into automation and speed up the release deployment process.
+ Optimized the workflow for parallel work of two adjacent testing teams.
+ Structured information on testing within the team for more comfortable immersion.

- Developed automated tests for web applications based on PHP and JavaScript using Selenium Web Driver, Codeception, and Cypress;
- Tested API, frontend, and documentation;
- Wrote test scenarios;
- Filed bug reports;
- Worked with git - cloned the repository for local deployment, push, commit, branch, etc.;

During my work:
+ Automated more than 300 smoke tests for 4 web applications. In total, there were over 1000 test scenarios during my work.
+ Caught a major bug on the first working day, which prevented significant financial and reputational losses for the company;
+ Thanks to establishing a testing process and close interaction with developers, releases became more frequent and comfortable.