What criteria or data will be used to evaluate and select a project?

To evaluate and select a project in QA, the following criteria are usually considered:

• Scope and complexity of the project — how large and technically complex the project is, how much functionality needs to be tested.
• Quality requirements — level of error criticality, acceptable defect percentage.
• Deadlines and timelines — how tight the schedule is, which affects test planning.
• Availability of documentation — presence of specifications, requirements, test cases.
• Technical stack and tools — supported platforms, used technologies, automation possibilities.
• Team and communication — experience and size of the team, interaction with developers and managers.
• Risks and priorities — what risks are associated with the project, which functions are most important.

Based on this data, a test plan is formed, resources are allocated, and suitable methods and tools are selected.