Will Bonner Email & Phone Number

Cupertino, California, Us

Cupertino, California, Us

Mountain View, Ca, Us

My primary responsibility.Google Lens joined Daydream after the Pixel exclusive launch in Q4 2017. I was the first test engineer on the team and had to support biweekly client releases into the Play Store.The team I lead has grown to nearly 20 people, most of whom work on Lens. We have manual and automated testers serving a dev team of several hundred engineers, product and project managers in California and Zürich who are launching hundreds of features annually. We perform continuous functional, compatibility and quality tests. We also advise L10n/i18n and A11y testing efforts across several Android versions, multiple application integration points (i.e. Assistant, Photos, Chrome etc.) and hundreds of Android and iOS SKUs.In my first months on the project, I ramped up and helped identify the core manual test cases and cadence needed for launches. I handled acquiring new devices and met frequently with multiple staffing agencies to grow our team within budgetary constraints. We supported ad-hoc testing requests for subjects like thermal testing with thermal chambers and IR guns.As the team matured, my efforts refocused on enhancing our automation capabilities. This included adding features such as screen diffing, cross-app integration tests and sending real image and video queries from clients to backends via intent running on real devices and emulators.We also provide performance testing solutions. I set up automated memory, startup latency and power benchmarking using monsoon hvpms soldered to our DUTs. These tests can use additional motion via custom mechanical jigs driven by Mobly Python tests. I also added statistical analysis to this data for detecting and reporting regressions, integrating it into our continuous builds.

Mountain View, Ca, Us

My secondary responsibility.This involved unifying efforts of up to 9 manual testers and 1 automation engineer as my direct reports across 4 offices (Mountain View, San Francisco, Los Angeles and NY) at varying times. The products we covered include:-Google Lens.-Daydream Expeditions and web tour creator.-Google Earth VR.-Tiltbrush.-VR 180 cameras and companion apps.-AR Playground (formerly AR Stickers).-Google AR Measure.-www.Poly.google.com.-VR Photos.-VR Streetview.-VR Google Arts & Culture.-VR Google Blocks.-Demo apps for trade shows like CES, MWC, GDC and Google I/O.-Unity3D plugins, such as the VR Instant Previewer utility and the Daydream Elements VR tutorial app.-~120 AR and VR applications featured in Daydream View and Lenovo Mirage standalone headset launches.To cover these projects, I coordinated with producers, product managers and engineers to ensure sufficient test coverage and feedback in dev cycles. I triaged incoming requests by highest priority and helped setting standards for test plans and bug reporting across the team. I also made significant technical contributions by building tools, extending frameworks and creating end to end (e2e) and unit tests for our projects. Deliverables included e2e and load testing for our web projects like Poly. I also provided benchmarking solutions for FPS, memory usage and async reprojection events in our VR apps and wrote white boxed end-to-end tests with screen diffing for key apps.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Software development on League of Legends and Legends of Runeterra at Riot Games as part of an AGILE team. Worked primarily with a mix of Python, C# and C++.

Full stack developer focused on C#, mobile (IOS/Android) and Flash technologies. Responsibilities include project planning, designing mechanics, developing tools and features, mentoring and organizing company events. Clients included Zynga, GSN and Nickelodeon

East Lansing, Mi, Us

Intern on research projects and local game development

Worked during summers onlyAssisted coworkers in developing a wide variety of Flash based applications. Also participated in designing and creating components of web applications.

Worked with Jared Riley developing Flash Games for the internet. Work consisted of creating art assets, testing gameplay and designing a new game from the ground up.

Bs, Computer Science

Bs, Computer Science