Niksa Klecak

For this project, I have organized the QA from the beginning, where I created automated functional and API test suites and integrated them with Jenkins CI to maintain the quality of the app at high levels at all times and the testing scope consisted of a web application, a mobile application, and a public API.

For the web application, I've created a complex but scalable and manageable framework that combines Selenium and Sikuli automation tools. The biggest challenge was to verify images on remote machines. Also, the challenge was to implement a system that mimics the behavior of a mobile app upload images system to AWS s3.

For the mobile application, I've used Appium and set it up on an actual device. The biggest challenge was setting up Fastlane for CI and ensuring that real device configuration maintained functionality after updates.

Jenkins was used for continuous integration. After every development commit, a build server job was triggered, and adequate automation jobs after. In the end, a mail was sent to all parties of interest with automation report information.

The 3D virtual tour is a visual representation of property indoor space on a web page.

To automate 3D tour, I needed to create a framework that uses Selenium for web page interaction and Sikuli for image comparison and 3D tour navigation. The biggest challenge was to create a Sikuli server on a remote machine that accepts and processes requests, compares images using Sikuli, and returns a result.

For this project, I worked as a remote engineer in an agile environment.

Main responsibilities were to attend sprint-planning sessions, attend daily stand-ups, arrange meetings with developers for short hand-off demonstrations, attend sprint retrospectives, document test cases, organize testing so I can test throughout the sprint, manually execute tests, write reports, document issues, automate new features and maintain old scripts.

Testing was done on mobile apps (Android, iOS), web applications (cross-browser) along with back-end testing.

Automation was written for testing API and web application using Cucumber and Groovy.

Tools used were Postman, Charles, Pusher, Kibana. For continuous integration, Jenkins was used.

For this project, testing was done for proprietary conferencing system running on-premise.

Adequate knowledge in networking protocols, voice protocols, VMware and virtualization, LDAP, SSO, certificates, basic web security, DNS, DHCP, and also working on Cisco hardware infrastructure was needed.

Main responsibilities were to check new features functionalities and execute regression suites, provide immediate feedback if features are not working correctly, configuring test beds, finding and reporting defects, and monitoring the defect lifecycle.

Tools used were Wireshark, fiddler, burp, Sipp, Postman.
For automation Selenium, AutoIt, Sikuli, Testng, and Ant.

For this project, manual testing was done for proprietary voice and chat desktop application running on-premise.

It required the knowledge of networking protocols, voice protocols, VMware and virtualization, LDAP, SSO, Certificates, DNS, DHCP and also working on Cisco hardware infrastructure.

Testing was done on Windows and Mac desktop apps. Main responsibilities were to execute manual tests, configuring test beds, finding and reporting defects, and monitoring the defect lifecycle.

Debugging tools used were Wireshark and Sipp.