Hi, I'm Deborah Reid, I've been testing for about 12 years now. I am a Lead Test Engineer at Bloom and Wild group currently. Specialising in exploratory and risk based testing with a passion for accessibility. I've written a course for MoT on an Introduction to Accessibility Testing (my maiden name is Lee, so it might look like someone else wrote this course but I promise it was me!)

STEC Certified. MoT Ambassador, speaker, and accessibility advocate. Consulting, training, Leeds meetup host. MoT Certs curator and contributor. Testing wisdom, friendly, jokes, parody songs and poems

Tall. Likes brass bands. Over twenty years as a tester, so you'd think I'd know what I was doing by now. Co-organiser of NottsTest.

QA Lead at Cogapp, a web agency for museums & archives. Also co-organiser for codebar Brighton: running coding workshops for underrepresented groups.

Dedicated and detail-oriented Quality Assurance professional with close to 3 years of experience in software testing and quality assurance.

I am a quality coach who focuses on creating a collaborative environment within teams, helps implement best practices and raises the difficult questions that are on everyone's minds anyway.

Software Tester | Quality Adovcate | OSS Enthusiast | Visit https://beinghumantester.github.io/ to know more about me.

Tester by trade, question-asker by nature, coffee drinker by necessity.
Every day is a school day.
Don't do agile. BE agile!

Hi I'm Jane, a focused results driven test professional; Accessibility champion; AI artist; gardener; baker, proud wife and joint caretaker to 3 cats, a tortoise, and a yellow-bellied slider turtle 😊

Graduate (Philosophy & CS) from Stirling University '93, living in PNW past few decades. Quite the varied life as a QA analyst by profession, an artist by passion, and insightful one by far

A senior lead for 10+ years in software testing with exposure to various industries. Get excited by creating foolproof systems and providing the best software experience possible!