Kevin Fauver

Quality Engineer 2

I'm a Quality Engineering professional with 12 years of experience embedded within enterprise software development teams, helping organizations deliver reliable software through automation ownership, release readiness, and quality leadership.

My work extends far beyond traditional QA responsibilities and sits at the intersection of Quality Engineering, Automation Engineering, and Technical Leadership. I partner closely with developers, product stakeholders, and business teams to reduce delivery risk, improve release confidence, and establish sustainable quality practices throughout the software development lifecycle.

Throughout my career, I've built and maintained automation solutions using Selenium and Playwright, validated complex business workflows, performed API and integration testing, and influenced quality strategy across multiple customer-facing and internal platforms. I enjoy solving problems at the systems level rather than simply executing test cases.

One of my greatest strengths is translating quality from a final validation step into an engineering capability. I enjoy building processes, documentation, and automation strategies that enable teams to ship software with confidence while creating long-term improvements in maintainability and operational consistency.

I also enjoy mentoring teammates, developer enablement, and influencing engineering practices without relying on formal authority. My approach combines technical depth with cross-functional collaboration to help teams make informed decisions, identify risk early, and continuously improve the way software is delivered.

I'm currently exploring remote opportunities where I can continue growing as a Lead Quality Engineer, Senior QA Automation Engineer, Quality Engineering Lead, or Technical Quality Leader, with an emphasis on automation strategy, release confidence, and technical leadership.

🎂 MoTaBirthday | September 8, 2026

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