Jade Russel Hancox

An automation framework that's product agnostic and written in Python. The idea is to have a scalable, maintainable, and universal framework that can automate any product, even if it's not easy. With a central location for logic storage and a robust, continuous attitude, this project provides the necessary utilities to automate any product from databases to APIs and UIs.

Traverse is my project, from design to development and testing. The goal is to make it universal enough to automate anything on the web, from databases to APIs and user interfaces. My future ambitions include adding computer vision modules and AI algorithms to take over some of the verification.

While testing various automation frameworks, I realized each one had benefits and drawbacks, and no one could solve every problem. This led me to use more than one framework on multiple occasions.

It also becomes an investment for customers when a technology they are using is not entirely compatible with an automation solution, and the engineer must learn something new. This process takes time and money, both of which are unpleasant to the client and engineer.

Invited to speak at the digital conference on the value of automation. The primary goal of the presentation was to share ways to showcase automation's value and ways to implement automation that can give value to stakeholders early and quickly.