QA Engineer — Manual & Automated Testing
I test web and mobile applications — manual functional testing, writing test cases and checklists, regression testing before a release. For projects with a reasonably stable interface, I also set up Playwright autotests — not as a replacement for manual testing but as a complement for the routine checks that otherwise eat up team time before every release. I usually start with a short audit: walk the main user path, log bugs by priority (critical / important / can wait), and send a report with screenshots and reproduction steps, so a developer doesn't have to ask 'how do I reproduce this?' I test across different devices and browsers, and pay special attention to forms, payment, and authorization — the three places where bugs cost the most. I don't do professional-level load testing or security testing — that needs dedicated specialists, and I say so honestly if a client asks. A comfortable format is a one-off audit before release or regular regression testing once per sprint.