Pavlo Stukelman 🇺🇦

🎯 If you want to go beyond "found a bug - logged it in Jira" and start influencing the product through quality - I'd be happy to share my experience. Who can benefit from consultations and mentoring? 🔹 Trainee QA - entering the profession from scratch or building a strong foundation: Understanding the SDLC and the role of a QA in the team Fundamentals of testing theory and test documentation Basic work with commonly used QA tools (Postman, DevTools, Qase, Jira, etc.) Developing QA thinking - identifying edge cases and asking the right questions 🔹 Junior QA - strengthening hands-on practice, taking the step from “I understand” to “I can do it”: API testing (Postman, Swagger), expanding knowledge of client-server architecture Writing basic SQL queries Deepening understanding of Computer Science fundamentals Requirements analysis and cross-team collaboration Effective information search and gradually transitioning to independent work without supervision 🔹 Middle QA - focus on autonomy and deep process understanding: Working with individual requests (consulting on specific areas like Web, Desktop, Mobile, API (REST/SOAP/GraphQL) testing) Practice with accessibility and localization testing, reviewing standards and best practices Introduction to automation: when it’s needed, when it’s not, where to start and how to approach it (using Python + Selenium) Practice with Git and GitFlow Basic introduction to CI/CD 🔹 Middle+ QA - building systemic expertise: Practical consultations on setting up testing processes depending on domain specifics - Security, AI, EdTech, HealthCare, etc. Guidance on implementing quality control from scratch in a product Influencing product decisions through risk analysis Test strategy and QA metrics T-shaped skill development model I also provide mock interviews with detailed analysis for Manual/General QA positions (from trainee to senior level).