Tell me about yourself, your previous workplaces, what you did there, and how you got into testing in general.

I started my journey in testing because I have always been interested in software quality and how to make products better for users. My first job involved manual testing, where I learned about creating bug reports, working with requirements, and collaborating with the development team.

Over time, I began to master test automation, studying tools like Selenium and writing tests in Python. This allowed me to increase testing efficiency and gain a deeper understanding of application architecture.

Later, I worked in several companies where I handled both functional and regression testing, participated in test scenario planning, and helped implement CI/CD processes for automatic test execution.

My path in testing is a combination of technical skills and attention to detail, along with a desire to constantly learn and improve product quality.