Olga Beliaeva
Olga Beliaeva
QA engineer
🎂 MoTaBirthday | May 12, 2026
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Started my 2.5 hour journey from Bedford to Brighton. Using this time to plan the talks and workshops I want to attend 🙂
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We went up the Brighton i360 this afternoon. It’s been lovely having Sarah and Harris here with me and getting some time together before MoTaCon on Thursday.
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Our reflections are on the way to Brighton, and we're coming along with them!
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The joys of seeing people again and for the first time!!! Finally met Lisa at the hotel entrance at the same time Clare was arriving!!! Two beautiful human beings together with me!
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