Nataliia Burmei
Lead Quality Engineer
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I am Nat, Lead Quality Engineer who loves travelling, running, quality coffee with a book on the side. Totally unbiased, I love quality.

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AMA answer: As you coach engineers through with quality assistance model, are there any milestones you need to hit to... image
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Great question from Gary Hawkes on transitioning to Quality Assistance model. As you coach engineers through with quality assistance model, are there any milestones you need to hit to raise the bar...
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This month we did something differently. Instead of hosting London chapter at host company, we gathered in a pub. As you see from the photo, there were not many people, but this is a case of qualit...
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It’s easy to get lost in everything AI. And tonight at the London Chapter casual catchup was no exception. We talked about AI a lot. Like most of every conversation came back to AI. But I’m gl...
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Demi Van Malcot asked "What is for you the most difficult thing about doing quality assistance?" in AMA about transitioning to Quality Assistance model.At first it was hard to find my feet into in ...
In tech, we work in small iterations, why not approach learning the same? image
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I predict a huge fundamental shift will happen when it comes to learning and professional development. Infact, it's already happening. If you've been in the tech space for a while, you may have not...
How do we balance championing the Quality Assistance model with the reality that many early‑career quality engineers ... image
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Interesting question from Jesse Berkeley on quality assistance model - https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-about-transitioning-to-quality-assistance-modelI took a few days to think about ...
How would someone deal with a developer who was reluctant to take testing lessons from a tester/quality person? image
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Great great from Simon Tomes on Quality Assistance model moment - https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-about-transitioning-to-quality-assistance-modelI will start from a story. At my previ...
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Ways of working is often fascinating topic to explore. While I was moving from quality assurance to quality assistance, I didn't expect it would change the way I work as tester. Once implemented co...
SQEC ready. Pair ready. Glossary ready - Ep 130 image
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With SQEC now fully live, the community swaps stories about new roles, flaky tests, accessibility audits, and why shared language, pairing, and “being the duck” can make quality work easier.
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Yesterday we had our first AI Chapter catch up to brainstorm how this chapter will work to help community adopt AI and overcome challenges.We spoke about: what are current challenges in AI era? Is...
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We are finally having a dedicated AI Chapter in the #MoTaverse. AI is changing the way people think, talk, or learn in the world of software as well as software testing. This chapter is a focused s...
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Usually I would struggle, read very slowly and potentially drop technical book. It can feel dry to consume technical information on numerous pages. I love Head First series where you have to do a b...
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