Nick Kitchen is a QA Analyst at Optimum Technology at Optimum Technology. He possess expertise in quality assurance, testing, leadership, process improvement, sdlc. Colleagues describe him as "Nick Kitchen worked with me at Optimum Technology and was one of the top performers in the organization. His high-level of motivation and thoroughness in the Quality Assurance area was instrumental to the success of several world-class solutions we produced. There were several occasions in which Nick demonstrated leadership and concern for the solutions he tested. He was able to take minimal direction and drive test planning and test execution tasks to completion. I never had to ask Nick twice to get something done and his follow-up communication was/is outstanding. Testing and quality assurance do not always get a lot of attention but they are critical tasks in successful software development projects. Nick Kitchen's work in this area has helped to create many successful projects and he has done so with excellent technical, interpersonal and leadership skills." and "I've had the pleasure of working with Nick Kitchen at Optimum Technology, Inc for two years. As the Senior QA analyst, Nick manages the QA efforts of multiple projects at Optimum Technology. His work is one of the major factors in the continued success of the company. Always enthusiastic, Nick has strong deductive reasoning, extreme attention to detail, persistence, great patience, and creativity. He is able to multi-task and learn quickly in a fast paced environment. Nick has the ability to clearly explain ideas and concepts both orally and in written format and ability to organize information logically and effectively. Nick’s dedication to the projects and his skills has helped Optimum Technology improve and maintain product quality and process efficiency. The result is a phenomenal drop in the defect rate from 25 percent to 5 percent, thus, increasing customer satisfaction. I would recommend Nick without any reservation. He would be a great asset to any organization."