In our last article, we discussed how important it is to follow the most beneficial and crucial recommendations while developing or maintaining test automation solutions. The benefits are large and well worth the time and effort required to acquire them.

In this article, we will continue with recommendations. 

As previously said, there are numerous suggestions and practices that should be followed when developing AT solutions.

Most QA engineers today are already following the standard of implementing test automation solutions on their projects. But are we assessing our AT solution to ensure that we are getting the most out of it? Do we use AT recommendations and best practices, and how crucial is that? Is it even possible to apply best practices to every project? 

Let's find out together. 

Over the past two weeks, one of our consultants from the BiH office, Azure DevOps engineer Ahmed Babić, led an engaging on-site training program on Azure Pipelines, guiding participants from “zero to hero” level. It was a great opportunity and something we continuously strive for, to share knowledge among the teams, boosting our competency and the delivery of our projects. The training program included more than 20 participants, who attended all four organized sessions. The number of attendees ensured the training program remained engaging, sparking many discussions and prompting numerous questions.

Founded in 2002 to ensure high-quality software, we have always been driven by a strong purpose – to strengthen the relationship between humans and technology. Our CEO Erik Björhäll has been with us since day one, empowering employees and customers to create a sustainable digital experience. 

Over the past three years, our internal marketing and global HR team at System Verification has been committed to cultivating a healthy work environment and promoting a general approach to a healthier lifestyle. This dedication led to the initiation of SYVE Wellbeing. This year, we've decided to dedicate the month of November to this cause, naming it SYVE Life Quality Month.

Chloe O’Mahony has been with System Verification for a little over four years and here is the journey she has done thus far. Read more about how she went from an agile tester to a test lead.

My name is Chloe O’Mahony and I am from Ireland. I have lived in Malmö in Sweden for the last 4 years with my partner Elin and my puppy named Bonnie. In my previous life, I studied psychology at university and also worked in sales for many years. About 10 years ago I went back to college to reskill in software engineering. After my studies I became a consultant test engineer in Dublin, Ireland. 4 years ago, I moved to Malmö and began working with System Verification.

Tim Rosenkrantz has been with System Verification for sixteen years and here is the journey he has done thus far. Read more about how he went from an agile tester to an experienced test automation engineer.
In May 2007, freshly graduated with a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, I was facing a future full of possibilities. I had realized that electrical engineering wasn't truly my passion, but I had also discovered a strong interest in programming, hardware, and emerging technology during my studies. My thesis focused on creating automated tests for a new programming language called StreamBits, developed by Ericsson AB in Gothenburg.

Meetings that weave together people and organisations in synergy are often the most inspiring. One such event occurred when Dalya joined System Verification about a year and a half ago. In this interview, Dalya, the office hostess at System Verification HQ, will share her experience, and Agneta, the CFO (Chief Financial Officer) at System Verification, will share her thoughts on the company's strong commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.

Dalya joined System Verification in June 2022 through Yalla Trappan, which helped her secure this opportunity. Her daily responsibilities include taking care of the office, creating a welcoming atmosphere, and assisting both visitors and employees with everyday tasks. In the beginning, she had a mentor who helped her become more independent and self-reliant.

Rafal Lutczyk has been with System Verification for almost fourteen years and here is the journey he has done thus far. Read more about how he went from a manual tester to an experienced test automation engineer. 

My name is Rafal Lutczyk, I’m 42 years old and live outside of Malmö with my wife, two daughters, and a dog. In my spare time, I enjoy sports, board games, and computer games.