Ekaterina Egorova

Ekaterina Egorova

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Ekaterina Egorova is an experienced automation QA engineer with a strong focus on Java and Selenide. Her expertise spans across automation testing, TestOps, and test management. Ekaterina is passionate about leveraging the power of AI to enhance testing processes, ensuring higher efficiency and accuracy in software development. She actively shares her knowledge through writing and contributing to the tech community, aiming to inspire and educate others about the latest advancements in the field of QA and testing.

Company
EPAM
Job Function
Quality Assurance
Job Title
Senior Quality Assurance Engineer/ Test Manager
Interests
CI/CD and Containerization
DevOps
Mobile
Performance Testing
Process Improvement
Software Security
Testing/QA
Country
Georgia

Ekaterina Egorova is an experienced automation QA engineer with a strong focus on Java and Selenide. Her expertise spans across automation testing, TestOps, and test management. Ekaterina is passionate about leveraging the power of AI to enhance testing processes, ensuring higher efficiency and accuracy in software development. She actively shares her knowledge through writing and contributing to the tech community, aiming to inspire and educate others about the latest advancements in the field of QA and testing.

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AI in SDLC: Boosting Efficiency and Innovation AI in SDLC: Boosting Efficiency and Innovation

AI is revolutionizing software development by automating mundane tasks and enhancing efficiency. Developers leveraging AI tools can focus on high-value problem-solving, improving productivity and innovation while maintaining quality and security.

Data Flow Testing: A Comprehensive Guide Data Flow Testing: A Comprehensive Guide

Data Flow Testing is a structural testing method that analyzes how data is used within a program, focusing on variable usage throughout the code. By tracing the flow of data, it identifies potential errors like uninitialized variables or outdated values, ensuring data reliability and code quality. This method is crucial in applications where accurate data handling is paramount, such as financial systems, medical software, embedded systems, and mission-critical applications.