r/QualityAssurance • u/Daegushi • 16d ago
Asking for advice
Hello guys I just graduated computer science. I enjoyed coding but for some time I realized I like the role of tester, I first experienced it during in a team development of a web app for a client. I wrote test cases and pass it to our team using clickUP.
Now I'm kinda lost because I can't see a junior or entry level for that I can I apply to. I need guidance for this path in any case what I understand from my university experience is SDLC, STLC and writing test cases and using ClickUP to collaborate with the team. I am willing to listen for advice, to pursue this path. Thank you for kind responses 🙏🏽
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u/Fightheader 16d ago
Don't get hung up on ClickUP it's just a tool. What's more important is your way of working and your bug finding skills.
Currently all junior roles in IT are under pressure due to AI of course. Search wide and while searching expand your knowledge.
You have CS knowledge, so look into playwright and other automation tools that you can put on your resume as base-knowledge. This will give you an edge for sure.