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I am a Quality Assurance Engineer proficient in manual testing and an upcoming test automation engineer. I am committed to achieving the highest level of productivity as an individual and delivering as per the requirements of my clients. My expertise includes creating test cases, writing bug reports, executing test cases, regression testing, and performance testing.

Quality Assurance Work at Tagsom

At Tagsom, quality assurance (QA) is an integral part of our development process, ensuring that all products meet the highest standards before release. Tagsom’s QA process involves multiple stages of testing to cover various aspects of product functionality and performance.

Testing Strategies and Processes:

  • Functional Testing: Ensuring that all features work as intended across different devices and platforms.
  • Regression Testing: Verifying that new code changes do not negatively impact existing functionalities.
  • Performance Testing: Measuring the responsiveness and stability of the application under various conditions.
  • Security Testing: Basic security checks to protect against vulnerabilities.
  • Automated Testing: While currently focusing on manual testing, we are gradually integrating automated testing to enhance efficiency and coverage.

Tools and Platforms:

  • Lambda Test: For cross-browser and responsiveness testing, covering iOS and Android devices.
  • Mailtrap: Used for email and user registration testing.
  • Trello and JIRA: For task management, bug tracking, and communication between developers and testers.
  • Figma: For reviewing design files and ensuring consistency between design and implementation.

QA Workflow:

  1. Requirement Analysis: Understanding project requirements and design files (Figma).
  2. Test Case Creation: Developing detailed test cases mapped to modules/features or tasks.
  3. Test Execution: Conducting tests and sharing reports with stakeholders.
  4. Bug Tracking: Reporting bugs in Trello or JIRA, assigning them to the development team.
  5. Regression Testing: Performing end-to-end tests before major releases to ensure stability.
  6. Release Management: Signing off on releases, performing sanity checks, and retesting critical features on production.

Project Management and Development Phases:

  • Requirement Gathering and Analysis: Comprehensive collection and analysis of project requirements.
  • UI/UX Design: Creating user interfaces and experiences based on analyzed requirements.
  • Estimation and Planning: Setting clear expectations for resources, deadlines, and core functionality.
  • Parallel Development and Testing: Developers and testers work concurrently to complete weekly tasks.
  • Code Integration and Deployment: Using Bitbucket for version control and continuous integration.

Quality Assurance in Digital Projects: Tagsom utilizes a structured approach to manage and optimize digital projects. This includes the following key areas:

  • Customer Experience Management (CXM): Ensuring a seamless and engaging customer experience across all digital touchpoints????.
  • Content Management: Managing and optimizing content to enhance customer engagement and drive business goals????.
  • Performance Monitoring: Continuous monitoring and performance evaluation to maintain high standards and meet client expectations????.