The Deep End: Applying Newly Acquired Testing Skills on the Job – Israel Alvarez
21 Dec 2016
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Israel
Talk Description
Learning to be a software tester is hard work and beginning your career in a startup adds an extra layer of difficulty. Applying skills you have recently acquired while continuously studying your craft and learning about your business poses questions that have to be addressed. What information is important? How can you give feedback the quickest? When should you address test automation? And most importantly: how do you communicate testing concerns with PMs, devs, and the CEO? Through this talk I will present an experience report on my journey as new software tester and what I encountered and learned through how I approach testing, delivery, automation, and communication.
Israel
Israel, "izzie", first and foremost considers himself a good thinker. He's also an Engineer with 10+ years of experience, 7 of which in the Testing domain, and 3+ doing Fullstack development, working mostly in startups. He's passionate about technology and organizations where the product and processes are being built from the ground up.
In his spare time, travels, spends time with his dog and cat, and trains Brazilian jiu jitsu.
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