Adeel Ahmed

I implemented customized testing strategies, such as contract testing, to test the system's microservices model. I focused on the real-time communication of the platform using SignalR, WebSocket, and xUnit. I created comprehensive test scripts to validate in-house developed NuGet packages and the system's overall performance using JMeter. I developed a foundational automation framework encapsulated in a NuGet package, which was subsequently adopted and extended by various verticals within the organization.

I developed and maintained a comprehensive suite of end-to-end tests using Cypress, which involved scripting in JavaScript. I utilized Rake, a Ruby-based task management tool, to automate test data creation. I optimized Cypress test execution by implementing efficient use of locators.

I developed a system to track the quality of several projects by fetching, processing, and analyzing data logged on Jira. I leveraged Jira APIs for data extraction, employed a database for data storage and management, utilized stored procedures for data processing, and integrated with Google Looker Studio for visualizing insights.

A Python-based test automation framework designed for comprehensive validation of GraphQL schemas. My role encompassed developing the core functionality of this framework, enabling it to methodically iterate through all nodes and edges of a given GraphQL schema, ensuring complete conformity to specified requirements. I collaborated closely with the development team to integrate this framework into our continuous integration pipeline, thus facilitating real-time schema validation.

This tool played a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and accuracy of our GraphQL implementations, ensuring that any changes or additions to the schema were thoroughly vetted before deployment.

I implemented test automation to ensure seamless interaction between the NIFT ePay and the Mastercard Payment Gateway Services (MPGS) sandbox using C# and SpecFlow, making translating business requirements to test coverage easier. I performed security tests to validate the protection of sensitive data and ensure compliance with industry standards like the payment card industry (PCI) and data security standards (DSS).

Spekit Chrome extension is a just-in-time learning platform. It plays with the DOM to provide context, training, and guidance right next to the elements where it's required. I utilized Selenium 4 to comprehensively test this Chrome extension, focusing on functionality and performance. My role involved developing tests to validate the extension's performance during the execution of functional tests.

I used Salesforce's Experienced Page Time (EPT) to measure the extension's impact on the Salesforce UI, providing insights into user experience. Additionally, I leveraged Selenium 4 to gather detailed performance data, including CPU usage, JavaScript Heap size, DOM Nodes, and event listeners, identifying potential bottlenecks or inefficiencies.

The data was analyzed and tracked in Looker Studio, offering a historical view of the extension's performance across releases. This approach helped us proactively address performance issues, ensuring both the functional and performance quality of the extension, ultimately enhancing the user experience on Salesforce.