Jeff Abshoff

Jeff Abshoff

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Jeff Abshoff is a testing manager at ANSYS Inc., a global developer of engineering simulation software. Jeff has been with ANSYS for fourteen years and has worked in a number of different areas, from established products developing incremental features to new product launches looking to revolutionize the computer-aided engineering market. Jeff started his career at ANSYS as an entry level tester and now manages testing for multiple projects. He leads an international team of nine testers who are responsible for certification, performance, automated regression, interactive, integration, and exploratory testing. Jeff’s work has included a strong emphasis on exploratory testing, lightweight testing documentation, and risk-based test automation.
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Jeff Abshoff is a testing manager at ANSYS Inc., a global developer of engineering simulation software. Jeff has been with ANSYS for fourteen years and has worked in a number of different areas, from established products developing incremental features to new product launches looking to revolutionize the computer-aided engineering market. Jeff started his career at ANSYS as an entry level tester and now manages testing for multiple projects. He leads an international team of nine testers who are responsible for certification, performance, automated regression, interactive, integration, and exploratory testing. Jeff’s work has included a strong emphasis on exploratory testing, lightweight testing documentation, and risk-based test automation.

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