Mike Duskis

Mike Duskis

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Mike Duskis got his test automation start in 1997 using Rational Robot on a multimedia interleaving product. Through the years, he rotated through testing, development, and test management roles for industries ranging from higher education to medical devices but rarely drifted far from the source code. He currently plays test automation architect at ProtectWise, an enterprise security company that records, analyzes, and visualizes network activity on demand. The service lives in the cloud, but the office overlooks Union Station in Denver, Colorado.

Company
CyberGRX
Job Function
Architecture - Design
Job Title
Test Automation Architect
Industry
Computer Software - SaaS
Interests
Agile
Architecture
Leadership
Lean
Open Source
Performance Testing
Process Improvement
Programming
Project Management
Quality Assurance
Security
Test Automation
Testing
Country
United States

Mike Duskis got his test automation start in 1997 using Rational Robot on a multimedia interleaving product. Through the years, he rotated through testing, development, and test management roles for industries ranging from higher education to medical devices but rarely drifted far from the source code. He currently plays test automation architect at ProtectWise, an enterprise security company that records, analyzes, and visualizes network activity on demand. The service lives in the cloud, but the office overlooks Union Station in Denver, Colorado.

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Screen showing successful automated test Using Systems Thinking to Extend Your Test Automation PowerWhen automated tests work perfectly one day but fail for no discernible reason the next, it's easy to get frustrated with automation. But you don't have to stay in the dark. Many of the tools we use today allow us to extend their reach with some custom code. Just use some systems thinking and a little imagination.