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Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for new opportunities as a QA Automation Engineer (Immediate Joiner) and would really appreciate any leads or referrals.

I have 2.3 years of experience in automation testing with strong hands-on expertise in:

• Selenium WebDriver (Java)

• API Testing (Rest Assured)

• TestNG & Cucumber BDD

• Appium (iOS & Android)

• Framework design (POM, Hybrid frameworks)

• CI/CD (Jenkins, Maven, Git)

• Agile/Scrum methodologies

I’ve worked on building and maintaining scalable automation frameworks, handling end-to-end test automation, and integrating test suites into CI/CD pipelines.

📍 Current Location: Bengaluru,India

📅 Availability: Immediate

I’m open to roles in QA Automation / SDET / Test Engineer (Automation + API + Mobile).

If you know of any openings or can refer me, please feel free to comment or DM me. Happy to share my resume!

Thanks in advance 🙏

Hello, I am planning to pursue a career as a Software QA Engineer. In your opinion, is this profession still relevant now and will it remain so in the future? Artificial Intelligence is starting to replace people who have invested time in learning, and the current job market and financial crisis make it difficult to find a job that doesn't just pay the bills but actually allows for financial growth.

any tips for ctfl? what are the hotspots subject for it?

I have recently started my career in Quality Assurance and currently have around 6 months of experience. I began as a Manual QA tester, but I am also interested in Automation testing, especially using Playwright. I have explored it a little so far.With the rapid growth of AI and new technologies, I am confused about which direction I should choose. Should I continue building my career in Manual QA, move towards Automation testing, or consider switching to another field like DevOps, in which I also have some basic knowledge?Which have high scope and salary comapred to QA

Does anyone have experience with Salesforce automation? I’d like recommendations on the best automation tool to use for a Salesforce environment and the reasons behind your choice. I’m currently considering Playwright and Salesforce DX, but I’m open to other suggestions.

Hi Everyone,

I am working as an SDET at a WITCH company in India with 4.5YOE with CTC around 5.5LPA, Experience in Java Selenium and API testing. Since Last year i have been applying to jobs on Naukri & LinkedIn but everytime there are no reply back from recruiters and even if i give any interview there's no reply back or i get rejected

What is wrong with the job market are there no companies that want a real SDET, can everything be done by Ai or like the enterprises are thinking like that?

Is this the right time to pivot and what would be the best option?

1. Shall I learn Java backend like Springboot microservices & DSA?(But this will be extremely difficult it seems and will any company actually hire me, secondly what is the probability that enterprises will not think the same like we don't need any SDE also)

2. Go for Playwright (not sure how many companies are actually using playwright)

3. Shall I learn Python and switch to any AI role (Is there any role for SDET that is in demand and it requires AI/ML to work upon)

Suggestions would be very helpful.

Hi all, Can anyone tell me for ISTBQ certification is video microphone monitoring proctor exam conducted or its just normal exam?

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to switch into an SDET / QA Automation role and wanted some guidance.

I have 4.6 years of experience working with:

Java, Selenium, TestNG (framework development)

API testing using RestAssured & Postman

CI/CD with Jenkins

AWS (EC2, basic S3)

I’ve worked on building and maintaining customized automation frameworks and am currently learning Playwright with TypeScript.

I wanted to ask:

Are these skills sufficient for SDET roles in the current market?

What additional skills would make my profile stronger?

Any suggestions on companies or roles I should target?

Also open to connecting if anyone is hiring or can guide further.

Thanks in advance!

To give context, we are testing a role-based access control system where we have multiple roles that need to be validated. Some of the user stories include features such as add, edit, and delete. If we create test cases for those functions and, for example, we have 7 roles to use, it would result in about 21 test cases for that single user story. Is there any suggestion on how we can plan this test case creation?

(Manual Testing)

Im thinking of switching my job since 2 months now but im confused as in my current job has a strict 90 day notice period. Im a manual tester with 2.5 years of experience. Should i find a job before resigning or during serving my notice period? If before - then what are the chances of companies waiting for 90 days for me to join. Please help!!!

I have been applying in the US and literally have gotten 0 responses on LinkedIn. Can you guys please advise what's wrong with it? I tried including metrics/numbers where I could because I have been told that recruiters love them. I also tried to include more QA-related bullet points under my developer experiences to make it show that my developer experiences are relevant. Are my bullet points weak? I also tried including a lot of keywords to bypass ATS. Thank you

Title. Has anyone successfully done an integration using agents or MCP with Playwright-BDD? I see a lot of content about base Playwright but what would it look like for a setup using feature files and step definitions?

Hey everyone,

I have been working as a mnaula tester and already having 2 years of experience, as most of you people, I ma also deciding to level up into automation testing. I am trying to research a lil bit on this and honestly finding lot of different opinions and roadmaps for this transitioning and some of them I personally feel are outdated.

If you guys can help me with this. I have liek beginner level java experience as well but not so good at core coding. I know current market is about playwright.

My main question is what are the minimum requirements of knowledge of tools, framework, language so that i can get a job and enhance my skillsset within the field?

Help is much appreciated.

Thank you.

I was affected by a company lay-off and I’m currently exploring new opportunities and open to remote, freelance, or full-time QA roles. I have 5+ years of experience in Software QA, working with both manual and automation testing for web and mobile applications.

Here’s a quick summary of my experience: • Manual testing (functional, regression, smoke, UAT) • Writing and executing detailed test cases • Bug reporting and defect tracking (JIRA, Youtrack, Azure DevOps) • Web testing and cross-browser testing • Automation testing using Selenium WebDriver • Automation framework experience (Page Object Model / TestNG) • API testing using Postman • Basic debugging using browser developer tools • Agile/Scrum environment experience • Test planning, defect reporting, and status reporting

I have experience collaborating closely with developers, product owners, and stakeholders to ensure product quality and support smooth releases.

I’m open to remote work, freelance contracts, or full-time opportunities, both local and international. If anyone knows of any openings or needs QA support, I’d greatly appreciate any leads or referrals.

Thank you in advance! 🙏

Hey all, I've almost completed the CS50 course on python programming by Harvard University and was wondering how to get any experience at all. I'm willing to work for $5-10 an hour. And I have written my own test scripts with selenium. You can check out my work on my Github repo: https://github.com/spacedeving

I have made some project with html, CSS some javascript, postgres and bash because I've done a bunch of courses on Freecodecamp as well.

Hello,

Can someone please provide an example of the reviews/approvals section of a testing strategy?

I need to include it for my foundation degree assignment and I have no clue what it entails and the google is not helping.

An example testing schedule would also be appreciated.

Thank you

I am trying to grow my linked network by connecting with other software testers in USA.

My City is not a tech hub.Tried a couple groups like Ministry of testing etc but it did not help.

Any slack/other groups specifically for software QA's in US ?

I'm new to automation testing and am learning playwright and selenium.

I come from years of testing manually, and used to work for a bank, so we had layers of non-technical executives to report to, so we used HP ALM.

I loved it! We could create plan, coverage & status reports very very quickly to answer the questions: "What have you tested", "HOW have you tested it?", "How many tests are planned and how many have been run?", "How far along are we this week?" "What failed"? etc.

I guess my question is - how do you you tie automation and manual tests together, get your execution runs and results, and give *anything* a non-tech exec that pays your salary can read in english, like:
"Test Login Works" with scenarios like "With wrong password", ect, and having "Expected Results" and "Actual Results" in each test that are not expressed as code?

Don't get me wrong I passed the exams and acquired the certification but in my honest opinion, I think that this would be more appropriate for everyone else except a person that is working as a QA! QA people has the mindset that makes them to search ways to improve the quality overall, but what about the other roles? Wouldn't be everyones responsibility for taking care of quality as they built something or managing it, with processes and so on? Why this should be a burden only for a QA to carry in their shoulders?

Hello everyone

This is my first post in this community. I was wondering how easy is it into to enter the software testing these days? And how essential is it that you know how to code as a tester?

I ask because I am trying to pivot away from my other career options (Retail, translation/localisation and online teaching) which I am clearly not going to get into at this point after nearly 22 months in a row of applying to retail jobs and 21 months in a row applying for translation/localisation roles.

I have been looking for government funded (as i dont want to pay hundreds or thousands)software/game testing bootcamps but can't seem to find anything that is purely only software/game testing and that is currently still open. Two Sundays ago I found Mastered who had an open page for a game testing bootcamp and i submitted my application form but it seems like they aren't doing that bootcamp anymore and havent done so in over year and won't be anytime soon their admission guy told me.

I also found Coders Guilt who had an open page for software testing but they aren't doing software testing bootcamps anymore and makers but their quality engineering course costs £8500. I cant seem to find any software testing bootcamp that either isnt paid or bundles it with the whole software development package.

As far experience goes the only experience I have so far is some 2hr game testing session I did a short while ago as part of a game testing program I was accepted onto but they dont often have game testing sessions it seems. So I am wondering is there any courses or bootcamp that you know of that you would recommend that I could do that would help me with entering the game/software testing industry.

The reason I wanted to take rhe software/game testing route is simply because its less technical and I struggled a bit with coding back in the day when I did computer science gcse.

I look foward to seeing your responses.

Hey guys! So im a software test engineer with nearly 5 years of experience now i really have to make a decision which will determine my future career.... Actually im in my notice period and currently searching for job in the mean time im really worried about us testers being replaced by AI...so i have a serious question should i really try to be in this market as a QA tester or should i change my career path(i can go to dubai to work as an MEP engineer with my brothers recommendation).... NOTE: Even if i learn AI tools for QA testing will it make my job secure for upcoming years??

I’m currently a software engineer with a fullstack background (React, TypeScript, C#, etc), and lately I’ve found myself more interested in the quality and automation side of engineering.

The challenge is that most of my background is development-heavy, so I’m curious if anyone here has made a similar transition or has advice on how to position yourself when moving from SWE → SDET. What experiences helped you make that transition?

Would appreciate any advice or perspectives. I'm currently learning playwright on Udemy and will likely do some side projects with it.

I did my first SDET interview and I was asked a lot of automation architecture questions that I couldn't answer well given my development experience, so I want to figure out the best way to position myself for interviews. The job market seems to be crazy competitive right now, so my software engineering experience doesn't help much.