New year. New introduction. New thinking. Same me.
10 Jan 2026
In this moment:
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
I have always enjoyed introducing myself in the MoT community. In 2026, I’m trying something different, using Memories as a way to share how I’m thinking, not just who I am.
MoT was the first testing community I joined, and it’s still the space where I do most of my learning, questioning, and unlearning in public.
Right now, I’m especially interested in how systems, incentives, and constraints shape testing behaviour, often more than tools or techniques do.
Looking forward to continuing the conversations here this year.
If you are curious, my GitHub and portfolio are linked on my profile.
MoT was the first testing community I joined, and it’s still the space where I do most of my learning, questioning, and unlearning in public.
Right now, I’m especially interested in how systems, incentives, and constraints shape testing behaviour, often more than tools or techniques do.
Looking forward to continuing the conversations here this year.
If you are curious, my GitHub and portfolio are linked on my profile.
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
SDET @ Skeps
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Hi, I’m Ujjwal, a software tester and quality advocate. Exploring how quality works beyond tools and into systems, decisions, and trade-offs.
Substack: https://substack.com/@beinghumantester
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Simon Tomes
Great to meet you again virtually via an introductions post, Ujjwal. Thanks for sharing! Let's see if we can get this into a new collection so others can do the same. 😃
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