Software Tester, Virtual Assistant, Tutor, Blogger

Overview

Looking for full-time work (8 hours/day)

at $4.69/hour ($909.09/month)

BS Mathematics

Last Active

October 16th, 2014 (4249 days ago)

Member Since

August 27th, 2014

Profile Description

My eight years of experience in software testing has honed my technical skills in planning verification and validation activities and setting quality targets as I had worked as test team lead for the most part of my career. My technical expertise in designing tests, including test environment and test automation has largely benefited the projects I had been part of. My role does not end in testing and bug reporting, I also assess quality using metrics and provide recommendation for continuous improvement. I also managed product testing activities, including schedule, resource and skills management.
I also had the chance to develop my management skills while at work, which can prove to be helpful should you be interested to hire me as a virtual assistant. I can plan and monitor project activities from requirements elicitation to delivery, that is, from the start to the end of the project. I can also estimate and manage cost, schedule and output. Most importantly, I can develop and implement processes to ensure timely and on-budget deliveries. Way back in college, I also work as student assistant managing faculty records. I also received commendations from my superior during my OJT days, where I do forecasting, management, and broadcasting for a credit card product. I am very well adept with various office applications: word processors, spreadsheets, and presentations among others.
I could also prove to be a valuable tutor as I had enhanced my mentoring skills both at work and from college. I implemented and deployed training curricula for both new engineers and experienced engineers seeking career advancement. I also develop expert certification framework and exams to recognize highly skilled engineers in the company.
I believe that my writing skills is also noteworthy. I once qualified for the National Schools Press Conference when I was still in high school as English editorial writer.