Feb 24th
12:00 - 12:45
Stage A
Q&A panel
45 minutes
English
We invited experienced speakers to share their vision on WebDriver/Selenium and ecosystem around it. In addition following topics will be discusssed:
– WebDriver current state and nearest future;
– tools and frameworks built on top of WebDriver;
– approaches and techniques in test automation using WebDriver.
If you have questions to discuss with experienced professionals it is right place and time to do it.
Adam is the Co-founder and CTO of Applitools – a cloud service provider for automated visual testing. Prior to Applitools he held management, research and development positions at Safend, IBM and Intel. He regularly talks about software testing at conferences around the world, and organizes the Israeli Selenium Meetup group.
Alexei has been working in various IT projects in Germany for more than 15 years. He consults about quality assurance, test automation and about how to keep calm and be a good tester. Developer of Selenide. The founder and moderator of Radio QA podcast.
Aliaksei is a not bad QA Engineer, they say. He has strong skills in web ui automation, especially in monkey patching via JS. He also works on performance testing and back-end API test automation. Aliaksei is open to new technologies and approaches. Not captured in relations with aliens.
Alper has been testing software for about 10 years. Worked in various verticals like finance, telecom and online retail. He is a quality freak who is obsessed with details and questioning. He has been hosting the QA community Test Hive for about 2 years with regular biweekly events in Istanbul, Turkey and Manchester, UK.
Hugh works as a Principal Software Engineer in Test with Liberty IT in Belfast. He has over ten years of experience, latterly focused on helping teams realize their testing and automation capabilities. He has been the organizer of the Belfast Selenium Meetup since 2013.
Marcus has been in QA-related jobs since 2001, starting with Web Service testing and taking on UI testing using QTP and then Selenium. In the last few years, however, he’s broken into the world of feature-driven software development as an Engineering Manager at RetailMeNot, inc. He’s an avid piano player, plays bass for the RetailMeNot house band the WailSharks, and enjoys life in Austin, TX with his wife and two crazy boys.
Roman has been worked in QA for more than 11 years. He is really interested in testing including all aspects and very glad to share his experience with others. Test automation helps to be on the edge of modern IT and optimize routine work, so Roman also tries to develop useful tools and frameworks in order to simplify his work and work of people around him.
