Milin Patel
Results-oriented Senior QA Engineer with 14+ years of progressive experience in manual, automation, performance, and AI-assisted testing across hospitality, fintech, e-commerce, and contact center domains. Adept at leveraging AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Google Antigrativity) as collaborative peers for requirement analysis, test case optimization, and JMeter troubleshooting, and at building automation frameworks using AI-assisted development. Proven expertise in leading QA teams, designing test strategies from scratch, and delivering high-quality software through structured STLC and SDLC practices. Skilled in API, security, and performance testing with hands-on experience in Selenium, JMeter, Postman, and Burp Suite. ISTQB-CTFL, EHCE, and CP-M-MAT certified Software Tester.
AI-Assisted Testing & AI Tool Proficiency:
• Conversational AI Peers (Claude, ChatGPT): Requirement analysis, test case review & edge-case identification, exploratory test ideation, test data generation, and JMeter script debugging / error log analysis.
• Google Antigravity, Codex: Framework development: Selenium + Java web UI automation framework and REST API testing framework, including design patterns, utilities, and CI integration.
• AI Feature Testing: Functional & regression testing of applications embedding AI chatbots and LLM-generated responses - prompt boundary testing, response accuracy, fallback & error-state validation. Tools: Claude AI • ChatGPT • Codex • Google Antigravity (Selenium + Java) • Postman (AI-assisted script generation)
CORE COMPETENCIES:
Manual Testing • Performance Testing • API Testing • Automation Testing • Security Testing • AI-Assisted Testing • AI Feature & Chatbot Testing • Test Planning & Strategy • STLC / SDLC • Bug Life Cycle • Defect Tracking • Exploratory Testing • UI & Compatibility Testing • Functional Testing • Black Box Testing • Team Leadership • Test Documentation • Agile / Scrum
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