Phil S. Email & Phone Number

Phil S. is a Senior Quality Assurance Specialist at The Peer Group. They is proficient in Cantonese and English.

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  Quality Assurance Specialist (Senior)

  The Peer Group

  May 2011 - Present - Kitchener, Canada Area

  A challenging yet rewarding career in the tool automation software industry as a Senior Quality Assurance Analyst. Creativity, adaptability and a strong attention to detail are key assets in this role.• Leading the quality assurance effort across Peer Tool Orchestrator 5.x, 6.x and 7.x (http://www.peergroup.com/products/toolautomation/peertoolorchestrator.aspx). Duties range from resource management, adhering to agile test methodologies and test automation script development in C#.• Minor quality assurance role in other software products developed at PEER Group including Peer Factory Acceptance Tester, CCS Envoy and Secsimpro+(http://www.peergroup.com/Products/TestApplications.aspx)• Test case writing and execution using VS 2010, 2012, 2015 (Test Manager app and UI, Test Explorer with View Model test writing)• Testing various Windows platforms (7, 8.1, 10) and use of Vsphere for testing in virtual environments• Work item management (Tasks, User Stories/Requirements, Change Requests, Bugs) in TFS 2010, 2012, 2015• Experience with the standard Waterfall development life cycle from start to finish including planning, work item management, requirements testing, ad hoc testing, reporting metrics, and adhering to a release checklist when the product or project is being released to the customer• Experience with the Agile development life cycle from start to finish, which includes the initial planning for User Stories (via story point estimates), task management, test case writing and execution, daily scrum meets, performance testing and release checklist management at the end of release• C# and visual basic (.NET workflow - see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee342461.aspx) development for testing purposes• Mastered the use of Peer Factory Acceptance Tester to produce lights out (automated) test case scenarios driven by a host• Use of communication standards set by the robotics industry (see http://www.semi.org/en/Standards)

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  University Of Waterloo

  Mathematics