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Since 2022 at Automattic, I've grown from Senior Quality Engineer to Release Manager to Senior Software Engineer, working across testing, DevOps, SRE and production software for WooCommerce. I've co-led the WooCommerce release process, cutting fix releases by 25% with zero rollbacks, built testing platforms used across the WooCommerce ecosystem, and led the development of a multi-agent AI system that finds critical bugs at a fraction of the cost of manual testing.
I helped replace the legacy test framework of a trading platform with a new, more maintainable one built from scratch. I also introduced Session-Based Test Management to refine the testing strategy, which reduced customer-reported incidents and deepened the team's knowledge of the product.
Back at Piksel, I improved the test suites and pipelines of a data caching library for a video streaming platform, and introduced dev–QA pair programming sessions that reduced customer-reported bugs. I then moved into a full-stack role on a Laravel and AngularJS application, where I also helped define the testing strategy and test framework.
I joined to improve the quality and testing process of the main product, a coupon e-commerce and marketing platform. I introduced testing best practices across the SDLC, built integration and load test suites from scratch, and played a key role in migrating the company's infrastructure to Kubernetes. I also supported the customer support team during high workload periods and ended up leading API integrations with customers.
I started at Piksel extending an automated API test suite of ~10k scenarios for a video streaming platform, and was promoted to Lead QA Engineer after a year. As lead, I supported a team of 12 senior QA engineers across Europe, cut the acceptance test suite's execution time by ~60%, drastically reduced flaky scenarios, and conducted technical interviews.
I worked on the hardware architecture, design and implementation of a general purpose system for aerospace.
Performed integration, acceptance and conformance tests over multiple smartphones and NFC antennas. Participated in R&D tasks. Developed some applications in .NET to optimize the test process.
I worked autonomously on the development of a full POS system, based on a microcontroller with multiple peripherals managed by a Java application.
Since 2022 at Automattic, I've grown from Senior Quality Engineer to Release Manager to Senior Software Engineer, working across testing, DevOps, SRE and production software for WooCommerce. I've co-led the WooCommerce release process, cutting fix releases by 25% with zero rollbacks, built testing platforms used across the WooCommerce ecosystem, and led the development of a multi-agent AI system that finds critical bugs at a fraction of the cost of manual testing.
I helped replace the legacy test framework of a trading platform with a new, more maintainable one built from scratch. I also introduced Session-Based Test Management to refine the testing strategy, which reduced customer-reported incidents and deepened the team's knowledge of the product.
Back at Piksel, I improved the test suites and pipelines of a data caching library for a video streaming platform, and introduced dev–QA pair programming sessions that reduced customer-reported bugs. I then moved into a full-stack role on a Laravel and AngularJS application, where I also helped define the testing strategy and test framework.
I joined to improve the quality and testing process of the main product, a coupon e-commerce and marketing platform. I introduced testing best practices across the SDLC, built integration and load test suites from scratch, and played a key role in migrating the company's infrastructure to Kubernetes. I also supported the customer support team during high workload periods and ended up leading API integrations with customers.
I started at Piksel extending an automated API test suite of ~10k scenarios for a video streaming platform, and was promoted to Lead QA Engineer after a year. As lead, I supported a team of 12 senior QA engineers across Europe, cut the acceptance test suite's execution time by ~60%, drastically reduced flaky scenarios, and conducted technical interviews.
I worked on the hardware architecture, design and implementation of a general purpose system for aerospace.
Performed integration, acceptance and conformance tests over multiple smartphones and NFC antennas. Participated in R&D tasks. Developed some applications in .NET to optimize the test process.
I worked autonomously on the development of a full POS system, based on a microcontroller with multiple peripherals managed by a Java application.
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