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Emily O'Connor
Principal Quality Engineer
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Technical leader with a sixth sense for bugs. Avid learner, passionate about translating "dev-speak" to enable teams adopt automation and AI-accelerated quality engineering. I believe great software starts with user-focused problem solving, and automation should surface the bugs that PMs actually care about fixing.
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Dev: That bugâs impossible.
Me: I made it possible. Twiceđ
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Assumption is the mother of all f-ups
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Good to see you promoting TestBash on my LI feed:Â https://www.linkedin.com/posts/andyjohnsontech_testbash-1st-2nd-october-at-brighton-activity-7351177798180343809-bUWk
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Glossary
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Definitions of Glossary
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Pseudocode
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Definitions of Pseudocode
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Thank you for reporting a missing link in an article! :)
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Measuring quality in production - Abby Bangser
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Ddebugging at scaleWhat a neat, well structured article - thanks for writing! This is a technique Iâve used before and youâve explained it really nicely.
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Detect where integration failures start using a simple, fast and innovative 5-point parallel search method
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Thanks for introducing yourself, welcome!
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Thanks for introducing yourself, welcome!
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Iâm coming from: Bournemouth, Dorset
My role is: QA Engineer/Test Automation Engineer/React Front-end Developer/Creative Technologist
Iâd love to meet others who are into: The future of testing, ...
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Thanks for sharing a job advert in the MoT Slack.Â
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About Me:
Iâm coming from: Brighton, UK
My role is: QA Lead in a small web agency
I'm coming to TestBash 2025 as a: Ambassador and Attendee of course
Iâve been to TestBash: Once before (last ...
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Youâre such a great voice of quality, it was good to get to talk at SIGiST
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I had no idea you were so new to the world of testing - your contributions are very much appreciated. Welcome!
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Security testing sounds like it might be best left to the âexpertsâ...
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Dissecting words to spot risks matters, and your 404 is a testament to that. Thanks for sparking curiosity throughout the MoTaverse. This is top notch! Finding test cases in acceptance criteria.Â
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Awesome 404 talk!Â
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Your contributions to the MoTaverse are top-tierâalways thoughtful, always valuable. Thanks for raising the bar!
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Testing acceptance criteria and test cases
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Use this simple, creative technique to break down acceptance criteria and reveal missed scenarios
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Thanks for highlighting the Community Star/Profile layout issue on mobile!
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Where's Bug, Space Duck and Space Seagull? â No. 35
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Taking a break between talks before it fills back up again, Emily recommends getting up on stage to take it all in. Something we welcome everyone to try at TestBash.
Can you find Bug, Space Duc...
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Thanks for sharing some jobs in the MoT Slack.Â
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Huge kudos to Ady for an amazing testing song he brought into MoT 4.0 meet up to London yesterday. Watch the video and sing with Ady.
Also Ady travelled 450 miles round trip to join the meet up ...
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Thanks for the continuous flow of feedback, it's very much appreciated!
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We've pulled together a TestBash MoTebook (with Google Docs) to help you understand what you can expect to learn from each session at TestBash, but it's more than that!
It's a tool to take notes...
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Thanks for offering to help a fellow community member stay more connected to the MoTaverse via Slack: https://thetestingplanet.slack.com/archives/C06JMA88AKW/p1751486208484109?thread_ts=1751469442.899889&cid=C06JMA88AKW
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Thanks for sharing lots of job adverts in the MoT Slack.Â
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Learn how to build a community and start a meetup from scratch
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TDD: What it is & why you should care
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What Legacy Code Taught Me About Humility
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Thank you for going above and beyond in June 2025. Team MoT sees you and appreciates you. Your positive impact and interactions make a difference.
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Thanks for spotting an incorrect link on MoTaverse Weekly.Â
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Thanks for your MoT onboarding experience ideas. Very cool.Â
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Thanks for your brilliant photo memory. We thought it would look cool in our newsletter: What's everyone else earning?
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How to introduce yourself so youâll be unforgettable (in a good way!)
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Thanks for speaking at MoT Athens!
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This badge is awarded to a member who has given or participated in a Chapter talk, AMA, Panel Discussion, etc
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Confessions of a testing community Ep 96
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Discover hidden features, celebrate real stories, and hear how the testing community is connecting in surprising ways
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In the lead up to MoT Athens, Adam and I met (and I do mean met, we had never spoken before!) on a Google Meet call where he provided some brilliant feedback on my talk and the examples I hoped to share. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to support me! đ
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