Luke Lattimer
Luke Lattimer
QA
A creative QA with 12+ years of experience building quality across teams.
Experience across multiple industries with a focus on thinking of quality from the start.
🎂 MoTaBirthday | August 23, 2023
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My last workshop of the day and Melissa started and ended with gratitude (one of my favourite habits and an easy one to forget in the rush).The workshop flew by in the best way (much like the day),...
7 Oct
Party hats on, I kicked off the day with a wonderful workshop that went into far more than just making group testing fun.Eamon and Lisa were awesome hosts. The table conversation was lively (...
7 Oct
I've never done a proper podcast, yet here I am.20 episodes in.Weekly cadence.Great quality conversations.Catching up with old friends.Making some new ones.100% stepping outside of my comfort zone....
4 Jun
A new portrait style photo of Luke Lattimer taken at MoT London
6 Mar
A series of 99-second talks exploring careers, community, AI, accessibility, hiring, and the human side of quality engineering.
20 Mar
Explore how MoTaverse is thinking about community
6 Feb
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My motto is "Quality through happiness".
Trust and empower those around you, make their lives better, and everything gets better.
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Testing the untestable: building a strategy for testing AI
Understand the strategic concepts required to tame the chaos of testing AI by understanding the behaviour of the beast.
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about 8 hours ago
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Testing the untestable: building a strategy for testing AI
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Testing the untestable: building a strategy for testing AI
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When systems stop behaving: controlled chaos in practice
Learn ways to introduce controlled chaos and help teams think more clearly about how systems really behave.
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about 10 hours ago
