Maithilee Chunduri

Test Consultant

Passionate QA with a growth mindset and a deep enthusiasm for continuous learning. I believe true fulfillment comes from giving .

🎂 MoTaBirthday | November 18, 2024

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Call for Insights turns 45

On the 15th of January 2026 myself and Ujjwal Kumar Singh joined a call and pressed record. We were curious to see what would happen. A few weeks later I’d done the same with Neil Taylor and Clare ...

6 Jul

Bored with mundane tasks? Grab yourself some MoT time at the same time.

Maithilee explains how listening to MoT content can transform chores into enjoyable experiences!

13 Feb

More than ever, we need human to human connection

Maithilee shares a powerful message about the importance of human to human connection.

11 Feb

Gardening meets testing. What analogy helps you describe testing and quality?

Maithilee connects gardening with testing and quality and it's great! How about you, what analogies or non-testing examples do you use to describe testing and quality?

10 Feb

Insights (1)

How to be a community conduit

Hiring managers might not understand the true value of community participation

9 Feb

Sessions (6)

New chapter for chapters: Why in-person community events still matter - Ep 122

Reconnect with the MoTaverse through chapters, celebrate what’s changed while Deanna was away, and learn how local events help you grow your network and your craft.

6 Feb

What is the AI–quality–human loop? - Ep 118

Explore how testers are blending AI with human judgment to improve exploratory testing, sharpen risk thinking, and stay accountable for quality in 2026.

9 Jan

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Green Testing  Green Testing (or sustainable software testing) focuses on reducing the environmental impact of testing processes by optimizing resources, lowering energy consumption, and minimizing waste throughout the software development lifecycle. It involves automating tests, reducing redundant environments, and, in some contexts, measuring software emissions to improve sustainability.Key Aspects of Green Testing Energy Efficiency: Optimizing test environments and reducing the number of servers used to decrease energy consumption. Automation: Using automated testing to reduce manual effort and energy consumption. Resource Optimization: Efficiently utilizing testing tools and infrastructure, such as decommissioning unnecessary, redundant test resources. Early Detection: Identifying defects earlier in the development cycle to reduce the need for multiple, resource-intensive re-tests. Sustainable Practices: Focusing on reducing the carbon footprint and waste generated during the testing process. GraphQL GraphQL is a query language for APIs.GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs, and a runtime for fulfilling queries with existing data. Unlike most query languages (such as SQL), you don’t use GraphQL to query a particular type of data store (such as a MySQL database). Instead, you use GraphQL to query data from any number of different sources. Developed GraphQL was developed internally by Facebook in 2012 before being publicly released in 2015 Advantages of GraphQL:  Apps using graphQL are fast and stable because GraphQL query return exactly what you need, Not More Not Less.  REST APIs require loading from multiple URLs, GraphQL APIs get all the data your app needs in a single request.  It allows developer to add new fields without impacting existing queries Why it is important for a QA to know about GraphQL? As a QA we should be aware of new tools and technologies which are in high demand. GraphQL is quickly making its place in the industry. Several big companies like Facebook, GitHub, Airbnb, Atlassian, Paypal, Plural sight are listed as GraphQL customers on their Site.What can we test in GraphQL Schemas Resolvers Performance tests  Static type checking  Unit tests Integration tests  End to End tests Load testing Content Testing Content testing is a user testing process of evaluating and optimizing various elements of digital content, such as web pages, blog posts, emails, and other marketing materials, to improve their performance and effectiveness.Content testing helps you identify what elements of your content resonate most with your audience and what isn’t.Content testing typically involves creating multiple variations of a piece of content and exposing them to different segments of your audience. By doing this, you can gather data on how users interact with each variation and which one produces the desired outcomes.The results of content testing provide valuable insights into what aspects of your content are working and what needs improvement. By analyzing these insights, you can make data-driven decisions to enhance your content, boost user engagement, increase conversions, and ultimately achieve your content marketing goals.Content testing is an ongoing process that helps content creators and marketers refine their strategies and create content that best serves their audience and achieves business objectives.

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