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• Insight into what customers are saying, thinking, and asking about the product
• A view on what’s important to users in terms of use cases for test generation and rationalising what to focus on

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• Learn why getting close to what our customers (actual and prospective) are doing contributes to testing
• The importance of building relationships outside of the engineering arena can contribute to quality
• How setting up demo sessions, sharing content etc can assist

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Al Goodall

Quality Manager

I have been working in the software quality space for over 20 years at Workforce Software starting as a software tester and now heading up the quality discipline for a domain. In my spare time I like to run and I have a collection of first editions by Craig Thomas, Tom Clancy, and John le Carré.

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• How unique challenges and high risks in robotics make software testing even more valuable
• How modern exploratory testing helps to close the crucial quality gaps in unpredictable environments

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Irja Straus

Quality Manager

Irja Straus is a Quality Manager at Gideon with almost 15 years of experience in the IT industry. She started her professional adventure as a software tester and business analyst, after which she took over the product manager role in the first Croatian unicorn. After a multi-year product adventure, Irja decided to accept the challenge of establishing testing practices and integrating quality from the very beginning. For the past few years, she has focused on modern exploratory testing, developing quality engineering practices, process organization, and encouraging healthy collaboration between teams. In addition, she is an active member of several Croatian and international communities focused on testing and quality, including the global community "Women In Testing". She can often be found as a guest at professional conferences where she enthusiastically conveys her experiences.

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• What Data Quality means, and why it’s important to the business as a whole
• How Data Quality can be measured and how this differs from the standard testing practices
• How someone new to the Data Engineering space can make an impact in terms of quality

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James Prescott

Principal Data Engineer in Test (PDET)

A Welsh Software Quality Engineer and coach with 13 years of experience across the industry - I've been involved in projects in a variety of industries from Video games to food delivery. Currently the Principal Data Engineer in Test at Dunelm, I lead a team of Data Quality Advocates in building out our data quality solutions and educating the business on what Data Quality really means and how they contribute. Hobbies include video games, hiking and football - I'm looking to complete more charity walks in the next year or so, starting with Trek26 stonehenge in September 2023!

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• The gaps that screenshot testing covers that other types of testing can't
• The factors that can make these tests flakey or brittle, and how to mitigate or eliminate them
• How to make life easy when the screenshots have to be updated for intentional changes

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Alyssa Burlton

Head of Engineering Effectiveness

Alyssa is an Engineering Effectiveness Lead from Leeds in the UK, working at Glean. She has worked in development for 8 years, and over that time focused on writing easily deployable, testable software. An infrastructure as code fan, she writes repeatable architecture scripts and loves teaching others. Outside of work, she’s a Taskmaster fan, and has even has made it into the official #HomeTasking compilations! She also enjoys sailing, trampolining and a good ale.

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We will be introducing a TestBash-first: the Fireside Chats!

The Fireside Chats are designed to be an engaging one-to-one conversation between a host and a speaker, whose opinions, ideas and stories will provide value to the community. A more broad conversation about life experiences and insights. 

And what better way to start than to have our fantastic host Gwen Diagram invite on screen for a chat, Dave Harrison! Dave has a 25+ years career in Software Testing and loads of stories to tell us about his experiences, we can't wait to listen to.

Dave received his first 'testing assignment' in the late 80's, and has been working in software testing since the early 1990's. Early projects in his career involved working on the first macintosh laptops and products that facilitated 'telecommuting' along with early versions of web browsers from Netscape and Microsoft. He then grew his career by pursuing leadership opportunities with Disney's e-commerce division,  global travel brands, and some government contracting in healthcare technology. Dave has also been a key contributor to six successful startup companies. For the past nine years, he has led the software testing practice and an early stage quality coaching effort for one of the largest Fintechs in the world. Dave has attended TestBash conferences since 2016, giving 99 second talks and helping with onsite and online discussion groups.

Learning Outcomes

• Learn about the successes of a long career
• Things to avoid in Software Testing
• Be inspired by an industry expert

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Dave Harrison

Sr Director, Quality/Quality Coach

Dave Harrison received his first 'testing assignment' in the late 80's, and has been working in software testing since the early 1990's. Early projects in his career involved working on the first macintosh laptops and products that facilitated 'telecommuting' along with early versions of web browsers from Netscape and Microsoft. He then grew his career by pursuing leadership opportunities with Disney's e-commerce division, global travel brands, and some government contracting in healthcare techology. Dave has also been a key contributor to six successful startup companies. For the past nine years, he has led the software testing practice and an early stage quality coaching effort for one of the largest Fintechs in the world. Dave has attended Test Bash conferences since 2016, giving 99 second talks and helping with onsite and online discussion groups.

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• Understand how fault injection enhances system resilience and performance
• Learn various fault injection methods and when to apply them
• Familiarize yourself with tools and frameworks for conducting fault injection (k6)
• Gain insights into analyzing and interpreting fault injection results
• Explore real-world case studies highlighting the benefits of fault injection

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Yusuf Tayman

QA Lead

I'm a QA Lead at OpenPayd, and I've been rocking the testing area for six awesome years. My main game? Nailing observability and automation like a pro. I'm the automation mentor here. We've weaved automated testing into our processes, making things faster and minimizing the room for the human fallibility factor. It's all about achieving optimal outcomes. Besides, I'm all about building systems that give us the lowdown on how our apps are behaving. It's like having a superpower to spot and fix issues in no time. When I'm not diving into the testing quests, I'm a lifelong learner who loves teaming up with others. Tackling challenges together and sharing knowledge is my kind of fun.

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During this session, we will be able to hear from three huge leaders in the influencing space. They will share their knowledge and experience of all the ways they contribute and drive a culture of quality in their workspace, in their teams or within the community.

Ben Dowen - Has had the great honour of working with a variety of different teams, and different structures over the past 11+ years. From large enterprises with central testing teams to small consultancies with only a small handful of testers, Ben had the opportunity to influence quality in different ways. Ben truly believes that building great software is a team sport, and influencing quality takes a blend of technical skill and domain knowledge, applied using a combination of advocacy and knowledge sharing.

Caleb Crandall - Has over 11 years of experience in writing and testing high-quality software for medical devices. Caleb has been fortunate to join a software team that already had a strong culture of quality, but he helps influence and maintain that culture through participation in requirement, design, and code reviews; celebrating finding bugs (every bug they find and fix before shipping is a bug that doesn't impact their customers' experience!); and being a strong advocate for "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" development and testing practices. That is, doing the things they know they need to do to reduce risk and increase confidence in the robustness of each increment of work they deliver, even under pressure.

Parveen Khan - Is a solo tester within her company. Being a solo tester meant that Parveen has always been trying to coach/mentor devs to be quality champions and mostly successfully, has been able to build a whole team quality approach. This has helped her in being able to focus on driving quality initiatives and not just be there to test the features even though she's the only tester on the team. This is also very much aligned to making use of everyone's influencing skills and leading without a title (lead title) or authority to drive changes within the team.

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Parveen Khan

Senior QA Consultant @ Thoughtworks

Parveen is a senior quality analyst consultant at Thoughtworks. Being a quality advocate she believes delivering high-quality products is everyone's responsibility. She loves collaborating with teams and optimizing processes, tools and methodologies to enable the creation of high-quality products. She is also an international speaker sharing her stories and experiences in testing to inspire other people around the globe. In her spare time, she plays the role of wonder woman for her two lovely kids

Caleb Crandall

Senior Software Engineer in Test

Caleb is a Software Engineer in Test and Scrum Master at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences. He earned his group's "Certified Biomek Engineer" badge of honor while still an intern (i.e. causing an epic hardware crash) and has been hooked on testing ever since. Caleb has been helping develop and test medical and research devices for over 11 years, and is now focused on improving and streamlining testing efforts at every stage of the design, development, and release process. He enjoys getting his hands dirty running hardware out in the development lab, and still keeps a pile of broken hardware "trophies" on his desk.

Ben Dowen

Senior Quality Engineer

Working professionally in Software Testing for over 11 years I've had the pleasure of working on a range of different software. From enterprise infrastructure and virtualization, web and mobile apps, and more than one back-end service. I like to think I understand how software is built and where it lives, and this helps give me confidence when exploring and identifying risks. I believe delivering software is a team sport, that involves strong collaboration between different people who bring their own skills and experience. It's this belief that leads me to focus on collaborative testing techniques, such as pairing and ensemble exploration.

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As testers, we are always empathizing with our users, to simulate their actions or their point of view, so we can test the site from their perspective. How many of you have considered testing from the point of view of someone with a disability? Does your team account for accessibility? 

It’s ok if your answers to the questions above are “Oh no, I haven’t” or “Oh wow, I didn’t think about that”.

Don’t worry, that is why I am here to help everyone get in the mindset of testing for accessibility as well. And most importantly, advocating for it on your teams, by sharing the benefits.

I will share from my personal experience, how I got my team to start thinking about accessibility. So we’ve now advocated for accessibility on our teams, you may be wondering “But how do I test for accessibility?”. This is usually the question that follows after advocating for accessibility on your teams. 

This is where I’ll teach you how to create accessibility personas. I will also share my accessibility testing checklists; which outlines the key areas to test for. I will even bring it a step further to outline ways in which you can also include accessibility testing in your automation suites.

If you’ve never considered accessibility before or you didn’t know the first step for testing accessibility, you’ll learn how to do it from this talk. I aim to inspire and advocate for more inclusive applications.

Learning Outcomes

• Convey the importance of having an inclusive application
• Illustrate the importance of testing for accessibility on your team
• Learn how to get your team to start thinking about accessibility
• Use accessibility checklist to improve your testing
• Identify ways in which you can automate tests for accessibility

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Janique Morris

Senior QA Consultant

I am a Senior QA Engineer, with over 5 years of experience. I'm also a person who has a passion for the process of developing sustainable apps that meets the needs of the end-users. I am very user centered and very passionate about designing and building inclusive applications, through my QA and UX background.

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We have the pleasure of having the one and only, Butch Mayhew for this Ask Me Anything session about Test Strategies!

Butch Mayhew enjoys learning new things and inspiring others. He has worked for the same company for eight years (across many different projects both individual contributor roles and management) and now works at a startup where he manages the Quality team, SRE (Reliability team) and recently, the Data Team. Living out the imposter syndrome every day :)

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Butch Mayhew

Head of Quality and Reliability

Butch Mayhew is the Head of Quality and Reliability at Tilled, who loves finding more efficient ways to complete tasks. This played out in two major areas within his organization; test strategies that focus on deep exploratory feature testing, and creating test automation frameworks that have identified over 150 defects in his test environments. While he isn't busy automating the next boring task, you can find him at the disc golf course during the day or streaming video games for his kids to watch at night!

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It wouldn't be a TestBash without our famous 99-Second Talks!

The 99-Second Talks are the attendee's stage, an opportunity for you to come on stage and talk for, that's right, 99 seconds.

You can talk about anything, a testing topic you want to share, a personal experience, or an idea sparked by all the fantastic talks you've just listened to... the stage is yours, for 99-Seconds!

This is also a great way to get started with your public speaking.

Our stage mom Tristan Lombard, will introduce you on stage and start the clock. As soon as the time's up, a noise will be heard and that's it: time's up!

All talks will be added to our website and you will be featured as a speaker.

Prerequisites

You will need to give your web browser permission to allow your camera and microphone. Make sure these are enabled before you go on screen.

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At Admiral Group Plc we support our testing efforts with automation and are always seeking more ways to make our testing more efficient and effective. We've succeeded in many ways already and are hoping to continue that journey.

When we joined the company a few years ago, we faced numerous challenges benefiting from automation. We had no automated visual testing in place throughout the entire organisation. This resulted is lack of visual coverage across all applications, higher visual defect leakage and an excessive amount of time taken to manually test visual changes. We've overcome them now and are achieving great results from our automation. We're benefitting from being able to eventually speed up the time to production, improved customer experience by shifting left with bug catching and better engineering experience by diversifying their knowledge portfolio.

In this talk, we are going to share more details on those challenges and the approaches and tools we use to overcome them. I'll also share the current challenges we're facing and our future plans to solve them. At first glance, the technical and strategic implementation for Percy appears quite straightforward for a Web application. We've undergone a rigorous iterative process to devise a setup that caters to 10 teams simultaneously working on the same web application. Our risk-first approach to coverage, meticulous evaluation of pros and cons, and revisiting the process months later while considering contractual limitations demonstrate our thoroughness.

Throughout our journey, we've encountered numerous blockers that we not only overcame but also provided valuable feedback to Percy, contributing to their solution's enhancement for enterprises. Developing our own release strategy, including a well-thought-out branching approach and effective use of the approval system and dashboard, showcases our keen understanding of project management. Successfully integrating Percy with our End-to-End Playwright framework and we were the first enterprise to do so! With that we have also integrated Percy with our CI/CD pipeline in Jenkins and Azure Software Delivery Life Cycle which was a significant challenge, demonstrating our expertise in leveraging cloud technologies. Despite facing tough periods, we persevered and are incredibly proud of our accomplishments. We are eager to share our valuable insights and pitfalls to avoid with others to facilitate their success. While we've made remarkable progress, there are still a couple of items on our roadmap where we'd appreciate involving others to enhance our collective efforts further and raise awareness.

The Why: Visual automated testing has emerged as a pivotal component of modern Quality Engineering in organisations. In light of this paradigm shift, it would be prudent to engage in thoughtful discussions with leaders who possess a wealth of experience in navigating the intricate landscape of tool evaluation, conducting proof of concepts, and orchestrating successful implementations. We are also able to share the real benefits we have experienced by incorporating Percy in our testing workflows some of them are:

• Less time spent on verifying the expected behaviour and more time for valuable exploratory testing!
• Shift left in finding bugs as we’re able to utilise Percy at each stage of the Software Delivery Life Cycle resulting in increased confidence in our releases
• Improved morale in teams as teams have the opportunity to use a new tool and expand their skillset

Learning Outcomes

• A blueprint for a real strategy actively used within a large enterprise based on feedback from engineers and stakeholders. This will also involve a technical walkthrough of the implementation including a demonstration of a test run
• Not only do we aim to enhance your comprehension of the subject matter but also empower you to make well-informed decisions for your organisation's needs and challenges
• Good understanding of the challenges you may face, what metrics we are using to track our progress and how to tackle them efficiently

Speakers

Renka Pooja

Chapter Lead in Quality Engineering

Nearly 5 years ago, I was on track to becoming a qualified accountant and auditor but I decided to follow my gut instinct and make a career change to find something that didn't feel like 'work' anymore. I studied Mathematics at University of Birmingham but I had zero technical experience so after a upskilling myself at a intense bootcamp, I found my calling - Quality Engineering. I currently work with both engineers and stakeholders to ensure the quality of our web application remains high for our customers. I lead on the software testing and quality approach in my area of the business where I am involved in various initiatives. This involves implementing testing strategies across teams, investigating new tools to use for programming and creating roadmaps for improvements. Outside of work, I love planning my next travel adventure, I'm trying to do 30 countries before I hit 30!

Vaibhav Vaja

QA Chapter Lead

Tech enthusiast turned QA Chapter Lead, with 6+ years of automation testing under my belt. From breaking code to breaking records, I've got a knack for quality. Making the switch from scripts to strategies, I now lead a team to testing glory. When I'm not finding bugs, you'll find me happily debugging life's mysteries

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At Sedin Technologies we support our testing efforts with automation and are always seeking more ways to make our testing more efficient and effective. We've succeeded in many ways already and are hoping to continue that journey.

When I joined the company in 2022, we faced numerous challenges benefiting from automation. We understood that present test management tools are built on the Arrange-Act-Assert premise which is not how typically End-to-end or UI-driven testing is done in actual, hence writing Automated tests was not analogous to doing actual testing when human does it. We've overcome them now and are achieving great results from our automation by ditching the primary premise of testing based on Arrange-Act-Assert and resorting to State-based automation. 

We wrote an open-source Test Engine for doing so which figures out Test steps on its own based on State Dependency Graph (we needed to write an algorithm for this). We're benefitting from this way of writing tests as it shifts the focus of testing from procedures to desired outcomes irrespective of how preconditions are achieved.

In this talk, I'm going to share more details on those challenges and the approaches and tools we use to overcome them. I'll also share the current challenges we're facing and our future plans to solve them.

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Atmaram Naik

Test Manager

I help Organisations to raise their bar of quality for Software Products by strategising, planning and executing Change Initiatives In terms of Quality. I am Geek, Hands-On and passionate about Technology. I Specialise in Performance/Scalability Testing, Test Automation (Of all kinds Right from UI to API), TDD, BDD, Test Pyramid, CI/CD, Framework Design, XP Practices. I often write and give talks at conferences and meet-ups.

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When we started our SDET programme in 2018, we had no automation testing at the DVLA. We were beginning our transformation programme and knew we needed enterprise-wide changes to the way we were building and shipping software and our SDETs, and the automation they build, proved to be fundamental in allowing us to release software safely and quickly.

We have lots of very different products. These range from the services used by the public to access and transact with their information, products used by the motoring industry, and those used by other government departments. All of these must comply with legislation and often has immovable deadlines. We’ve grown our SDET capability into a fundamental part of how we construct our software. We’ve taken software engineers and testers and learned from each other to build a group who can confidently set our testing standards and make sure they are conformed to. We have a hugely successful development programme which builds SDETs from scratch.

We value our automated test code as highly as our production code, authoring it on the same branch, in the same repo, as our production code. We have the most brilliant Community of Practice which meets each month and is overflowing with demos and ideas for all the common problems we share. We generate a huge amount of internal libraries, increasingly making these public open-source.

In this talk, we are going to share how our SDET community automates functional testing and how it meshes with our four principles of testing early and often, integrating to avoid stubs, generating test data to avoid fixtures and making each test its own island. We’ll also talk about some of the challenges we have overcome, such as building an effective community, and the improvements we are looking to make in the future, like our exploration of model-based testing.

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Nigel Brookes-Thomas

Principal Quality Engineer

Former dev, born-again tester. Loves the challenge of testing big gnarly products. Wants to automate the world. Prolific tool-maker. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏳️‍🌈

Alexander O'Mahoney

Lead SDET

Lead SDET at the DVLA

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What are Feature Spotlights?

Feature Spotlights are short, concise videos focused on highlighting a single feature of a tool or framework, but most importantly, they're framed around a problem that anyone doing testing faces in their day-to-day work.  

For example: the problem could be you've been asked to do cross-browser testing. Therefore, the Feature Spotlight might highlight how you could do that with Selenium, with Cypress, with Playwright. 

The problem could be that you've been asked to look for a massive log file for certain keywords or phrases.

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At Guild Education, we support our testing efforts with automation and are always seeking more ways to make our testing more efficient and effective. We've succeeded in many ways already and are hoping to continue that journey.

When I joined the company in 2021, we faced numerous challenges benefiting from automation. We had some siloed test automation solutions being done on each team but no guidelines on a more enterprise-wide strategy that focused on optimized and efficient solutions. We discovered that not only were we repeating tests, but that those results were not shared across multiple teams or reviewed by other quality engineers.

We've overcome them now and are achieving great results from our automation. We're benefitting from a centralized repository, but also created what we call "prime time" guidelines that both align with our software engineer counterparts and that scale. Some of those results will include deeper discussion on our bespoke "Tests as a Service" approach, meaningful metrics, and the "Leave no Trace" method.

In this talk, I'm going to share more details on those challenges and the approaches and tools we use to overcome them. I'll also share the current challenges we're facing and our future plans to solve them.

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Melissa Tondi

Head of Technology Enablement

Melissa Tondi has spent most of her career working within software testing teams. She is a frequent speaker and writer at forums focusing on the Agile, QA/QE, and DevOps spaces and is in Enablement leadership at Campminder and a Principal Consultant at Disrupt Testing, where she assists companies to continuously improve the pursuit of quality software—from design to delivery and everything in between. In her software testing and quality engineering careers, Melissa has focused on building and organizing teams around three major tenets—efficiency, innovation, and culture – and uses the Greatest Common Denominator (GCD) approach for determining ways in which team members can assess, implement and report on day to day activities so the gap between need and value is as small as possible.

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During this Ask Me Anything session, we will invite Carlos Kidman on stage to answer questions from the audience about AI in Testing.

Here's what Carlos has to say about his experience in AI in Testing:

My journey into Machine Learning (AI) started 5 years ago as I wanted to learn about ML and use it to solve challenges that traditional programming could not. I was able to actually apply ML at Workfront Adobe on some of our projects that were data and automation intensive! I was doing things with Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computer Vision).

I was an Engineering Manager at Adobe leading Platform Engineering initiatives. Then I was approached by Qualiti.ai to become their Director of Engineering to build a quality and testing platform! We literally use AI for Testing 😄

I've been there for 2 years now through all of R&D and now delivering tools for devs and testers. I have spoken at conferences about AI in Testing and how to test AI systems for the past 3 years and even have a course on TAU about it!

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Carlos Kidman

Head of Engineering

Carlos Kidman is Head of Engineering at an AI company, but was formerly an Engineering Manager at Adobe. He is an instructor at Test Automation University with courses around architecture, design, containerization, and Machine Learning. He is the founder of QA at the Point, which is the Testing and Quality Community in Utah, and does consulting, workshops, and speaking events all over the world. He streams programming and other tech topics on Twitch, has a YouTube channel, builds open source software like Pylenium and PyClinic, and is an ML/AI practitioner. He loves fútbol, anime, and gaming.

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Gwen Diagram will invite three experts in the automation field to join her on stage and share their knowledge and expertise on the 'whens' and 'whys' of automation.

Mahathee Dandibhotla - Has a vast experience in automation, including:

• Developing and maintaining an extensible Test automation framework for desktop, web applications, API
• Having an understanding of different test automation approaches (keyword-driven, Data-driven, BDD, hybrid) and technology stacks (Java, Python)
• Creating reusable open-source testing frameworks in Java targeting different areas of Test Automation
• The list goes on... join this session to find out more

Diego Molina - Is a passionate Technical Lead driving the Selenium project and overseeing initiatives as the lead of the Open Source Program Office at Sauce Labs. Diego is also an avid Software Engineer with a deep love for testing. He's goal is to improve the testing landscape by crafting tools and robust testing infrastructure that empower individuals and organizations to test smarter and simpler

Lauren Borodajko - Has been working with and around automation since 2018. With many organisations moving to continuous deployment strategies, automation testing has become more critical than ever. As with anything, what you put in really matters, which means figuring out the right strategy for automated testing. Lauren hardly writes any tests these days. Instead, she supports development teams by guiding them down their testing journey, strategising and removing risk as they move forward. Over the years, Lauren has used various tools and frameworks, which led her to conclude that anyone can learn how to use tools, and it is the strategy where the quality mind thrives.

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Lauren Borodajko

Engineering Manager

I support cross-functional development teams in building high-quality products. With my unique technical skills, combined with storytelling and relationship building I am able bridge the gaps that arise throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC). #madebydyslexia

Mahathee Dandibhotla

Project Lead Quality

I'm Mahathee and I work as Senior Engineering Lead Quality at Persistent Systems Hyderabad, India.

Diego Molina

Staff Software Engineer Open Source & Community

Diego is an avid Software Engineer with a deep love for testing. He aims to improve the testing landscape by crafting tools and robust testing infrastructure that empower individuals and organizations to test smarter and simpler. Diego is a Selenium tech lead and lead of the Open Source Program Office at Sauce Labs. He is a Staff Software Engineer for Open Source and Community at Sauce Labs.

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What are Feature Spotlights?

Feature Spotlights are short, concise videos focused on highlighting a single feature of a tool or framework, but most importantly, they're framed around a problem that anyone doing testing faces in their day-to-day work.  

For example: the problem could be you've been asked to do cross-browser testing. Therefore, the Feature Spotlight might highlight how you could do that with Selenium, with Cypress, with Playwright. 

The problem could be that you've been asked to look for a massive log file for certain keywords or phrases.

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It wouldn't be a TestBash without our famous 99-Second Talks!

The 99-Second Talks are the attendee's stage, an opportunity for you to come on stage and talk for, that's right, 99 seconds.

You can talk about anything, a testing topic you want to share, a personal experience, or an idea sparked by all the fantastic talks you've just listened to... the stage is yours, for 99-Seconds!

This is also a great way to get started with your public speaking.

Gwen Diagram, will introduce you on stage and start the clock. As soon as the time's up, a noise will be heard and that's it: time's up!

All talks will be added to our website and you will be featured as a speaker