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I build dependable UI and API automation frameworks that give teams fast, trustworthy release signals.
I'm a Software Development Engineer in Test who cares about the architecture of test code as much as the architecture of the product it protects. My focus is designing automation frameworks — across web UIs, REST APIs, and backend services — that stay maintainable as suites grow from dozens of tests to thousands.
Flaky tests erode trust faster than missing tests, so I put my energy into deterministic waits, isolated test data, and CI pipelines that fail loudly for real defects and never for infrastructure noise.
A Selenium WebDriver framework covering the Saucedemo e-commerce flows — login, product catalog, cart, and checkout — built on the Page Object Model with parallel execution, cross-browser support, and Allure reporting with failure screenshots.
View on GitHub →A REST Assured framework validating the FakeStore API — products, users, and carts — with a reusable spec factory, an endpoint layer, POJO deserialization, fluent AssertJ assertions, and parallel TestNG execution.
View on GitHub →Automation starts with deciding what deserves a test and at which layer. I push checks as low in the pyramid as they can go and reserve end-to-end tests for journeys that truly need a browser.
A red build should mean something is broken. I design for stability first — explicit waits, independent tests, clean data — so CI results are trusted enough to gate releases.
I work alongside developers and product owners to build testability into features early, review test code with the same rigor as production code, and share ownership of quality.
Want to talk about test automation, quality engineering, or an opportunity? Reach out — I'd love to hear from you.