Rosie Sherry
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
She/Her
I am Open to Speak, Meet at MoTaCon 2026, Write, Mentor, CV Reviews, Podcasting, Teach
I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
🎓 MoT-STEC qualified
Achievements
Certificates
Awarded for:
Passing the exam with a score of 100%
Awarded for:
Achieving one or more Community Stars in five or more unique months
Activity
earned:
Graduate Test Engineer
contributed:
UK | Remote
earned:
Senior Test Engineer
contributed:
earned:
Test Engineer
Contributions
Except, we call it Moments, instead of blogging. Write something small, or big, and reach many, many people with our built-in community.Which means, our Membership is even more valuable than ever.C...
The unhinged bio in 200 prompt
The modern world means your name is going to get searched when people meet you, when employers review your CV and when you apply for speaking opportunities.Over the past couple of years we've start...
The prompt: Hey ChatGPT, write a totally bonkers, unhinged bio about me (Rahul Parwal) in 200 words. Then, create an image.Inspired by Dragan Spiridonov and rosie sherry 🐌 unhinged bio moment...
Following Dragan's unhinged LLM bio post. This is mine.The prompt: Hey Claude/Gemini/etc, write an unhinged bio about me (Rosie Sherry) in 200 words, totally bonkers.
ClaudeProduced the image attac...
Just Go For It (JGFI) is an encouraging term that can be used to encourage people to do a thing that doesn't require permission. We use this phrase in the MoTaverse in the context of building community, however this can equally be applied to the teams and companies we work within.Usually, this term is used to provide clarity that no permission is required, they can just go for it. Often this will arise as a new feature of process has emerged and the person holds uncertainity in how to proceed. JGFI provides the clarity that they have permission.
There's nothing like a massive market and technology shift to help us think about what actually makes a good product.We can get carried away with the details. Testers will say it's down to fewer bu...
Tristan Lombard joins Rosie Sherry to talk about one of the most pressing questions in tech right now: what do you do when the traditional career path stops working for you?