Alexander Webb

Senior QA Engineer

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Senior QA Engineer with 13+ years of professional testing experience and over 17 years’ experience within the gambling, sports betting, casino, and gaming industry. Extensive experience working for some of the UK’s leading gambling organisations, including Flutter UKI (Sky Bet, Paddy Power and Betfair), Genting Casinos UK, Buzz Bingo Group, and William Hill.

Broad domain expertise across Account Services, Payments, Operations, Casino integrations, Bingo, Safer Gambling, Free-to-Play products, and gaming platforms, with experience spanning both web and mobile applications. Proven track record of taking a strategic role in the planning, delivery, and successful launch of new gaming websites, mobile applications, products, and integrations.

Key achievements include acting as the principal tester for Sky Bet’s award-winning ACCA Freeze product, leading the testing strategy and execution through to successful delivery. Currently working as a Senior QA Engineer at Flutter UKI, with responsibility for the Free-to-Play games and products portfolio.

With extensive experience in the regulated gambling industry, I have a strong understanding of the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) Remote Technical Standards (RTS) and relevant gambling legislation, as well as the testing and compliance considerations required when delivering regulated gambling products.

I am now looking for a new challenge where I can utilise my extensive QA, industry, and regulatory experience while continuing to contribute to high-quality product delivery and support the development of effective testing strategies and practices.

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