Alfred Kamuni

Quality Assurance Engineer

Junior QA Engineer based in Cape Town, South Africa, holding ISTQB CTFL and CTAL-TAE (Test Automation Engineer) certifications. Skilled in manual and automated testing using Selenium, Cypress, and Playwright, with hands-on experience in API testing (Postman), version control (Git), and bug tracking (Jira). Comfortable across the testing stack from test case design to automation scripting in Python and Java.

Background spans QA and web development at Comsat Telecommunication, alongside a foundation in inventory and operations management that sharpened my eye for process accuracy and detail. Currently expanding into test automation and looking to grow within a collaborative QA team — open to remote, hybrid, or on-site roles.

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