I own QA for 5+ healthcare products. No backup means I'm a single point of failure. I test edge cases manually and build scripts when processes waste time repeatedly. 4-hour triage became a 1-hour script, 63-section forms became templates. 14 tools later, I've automated myself out of the boring work but not the job. Still need humans to catch what breaks in weird ways.
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About
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Experience
Chorus Innovations
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Apr 2023 – Present / Remote
Senior QA Specialist
Sep 2024 – Present
- Own release-readiness decisions across 5+ healthcare products as sole QA. If I'm out sick, releases either slip or ship risky. I'm the quality and risk gate.
- Design test matrices for multi-role workflows (doctors, nurses, admins, patients) with 20+ conditional paths and UI that shifts per role and state.
- Built 14 custom scripts (video analysis, form autofill, test plan generation) that cut triage from ~4 hours to under 1 hour per release.
- Catch data mismatches between UI and backend (patient records, appointment states, billing data), keeping PHI exposure risk in mind.
Software QA Specialist
Apr 2023 – Sep 2024
- Ran regression and smoke testing across dev, staging, and prod for each release. Built early QA tooling that became the full automation toolkit after promotion.
Ultranauts Inc
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Feb 2020 – Feb 2023 / Remote
Software Quality Engineer II
Oct 2021 – Feb 2023
- Built Selenium test suites for workflows with complex business rules: multi-step forms, conditional logic, role-based access controls.
- Worked with enterprise and startup clients on test strategy, determining where automation saved time vs. created maintenance overhead.
SQA Engineer I & Tester
Feb 2020 – Sep 2021
- Manual and exploratory testing across client projects. Wrote test cases, documented bugs, and learned to scope testing when requirements were vague.
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Skills
QA Specializations
- Healthcare / Internal Tools Testing
- Role-Based Permissions Testing
- Data Integrity Validation
- Cross-Browser Regression
- Release Readiness Assessment
- Edge Case Generation
- Agile / Scrum
Languages & Tools
- Playwright
- JavaScript / TypeScript
- Python
- Selenium
- SQL
- React / Vue
- REST / GraphQL
- CI/CD / GitHub Actions
- Jira
- LLM tooling (Claude, Gemini)
What Doesn't Scale (Yet)
- Single point of failure: If I'm out, releases slip or ship with untested edge cases
- Tribal knowledge: I know which workflows break when users have multiple sessions open and which async operations fail silently. None of this is documented
- Custom tooling lock-in: 14 scripts that save me hours but would take a week+ to hand off and explain