About
15 years in IT across three chapters: ~10 years as a trainer, a short stint as a developer, and the last 5 years in QA. Each chapter still shows up in how I work — training taught me to simplify complexity, development gave me a builder's instinct for systems, and QA sharpened both into a habit of asking "how do we actually know this works?" Currently QA Lead at Chirpn IT Solutions, focused on Responsible AI, AI-driven QA processes, and regulatory-aligned testing. My core work right now is building AI-assisted automation frameworks — combining Antigravity, Playwright, and TypeScript with custom skill.md definitions, so I can prompt a framework into existence from business requirements and verify the resulting test reports, rather than hand-writing every line. Beyond my day job, I'm building a body of work in public: writing on LinkedIn, speaking at meetups, appearing on QA podcasts, and mentoring testers entering or re-entering the field. I recently identified and helped resolve a leaderboard-integrity bug on QABash's Testathon platform — leading to a platform-wide fix and Ambassador recognition — a small but telling example of the kind of curiosity I try to bring everywhere. Open to conversations around QA training, AI-assisted automation, and community collaboration.
