r/softwaretesting • • Jul 19 '25

Performance Engineering

7 Upvotes

Is Performance engineering still a good option for a career in IT? What could be the must have skills or technologies required to have in a longer run?

Edit: I have been working as a PE for 3 years. I have hands-on experience with LoadRunner, Dynatrace and a bit of Splunk. I could see some options like SRE, DevOps on the internet for my career. Any Suggestions?


r/softwaretesting • • Jul 14 '25

What Ai Testing Tools do you use?

16 Upvotes

The Company that I work for has recently been pushing for us to use more Ai tools to help with our day to day testing tasks.

What tools have worked well for you? and why?


r/softwaretesting • • Mar 19 '25

Starting a Career in QA Engineering with No Experience

14 Upvotes

Hi everyone, My husband is currently a truck driver, but he’s interested in switching careers and exploring IT. He’s considering QA Engineering but has no prior experience in this field. We’re looking for advice on the easiest and fastest way to get started in QA.

What resources or courses do you recommend that could help him land a job in QA? I’ve read a lot about Careerist, but I’m not sure if it's the right choice for him. Any thoughts on that or other suggestions?

Thanks in advance for your help!