● Participated in the recruiting of new QA testers, as well as the 2nd QA automation engineer at Wooga● Onboarded new QA automation engineers, and game engineers● Delivered technical presentations on automation discipline to other game teams● Shared insights within the Playtika network on Wooga's approach to test automation in June's Journey

Embedded in June's Journey, the leader of hidden-object games on mobile, I was in charge of the test automation, and the training of game engineers in order to shift left.● Automated 30% of the release testing previously done manually● Collaborated with game engineers to build a test-framework adapted to June's Journey's architecture● Wrote end-to-end tests covering existing feature, sometimes more than 4 years old, as well as upcoming features● Collaborated with DevOps to maintain and evolve the CI/CD pipeline to fit QA needs● Built automated release testing jobs for Jenkins and TestRail● Built automated tools producing gameplay videos for content designers to quality check the new content● Wrote extensive documentation covering how-to, testing principles and guidelines, Jenkins jobs automation, onboarding videos, and decision records● Participated in all release testing sessions, running assigned test suites alongside QA testers● Researched available automation tools for Unity between AltUnity, the Unity Test Framework, and a Playtika in-house solution● First QA automation engineer at Wooga

- Developed a platform (Python/Django + AWS + Go) to run automated game tests in the cloud: gameconductor.net- Built automation for the deployment of the platform- Built a SDK (C#) for the Unity game engine to be integrated in the platform- Wrote comprehensive tutorials to get started with automated game testing- Built 2 game prototypes with Unity to be used for the tutorials: github.com/gameconductor

- Helped the support team reach 98% customer satisfaction- Supported major customers (Okta, N26, Salesforce) with their cross-browser and mobile app testing- Supported multiple products related to Selenium, Appium, Android/iOS, virtual and real mobile devices- Reproduced bugs with the Selenium and Appium testing frameworks (in Java, Python, JavaScript, depending on the client's technology stack)- Reported bugs extensively and thourougly via JIRA- Trained other support engineers