Bio
I’m the director of quality advocacy for World Wide Technology, serving a team of over forty testers in five cities. My goal is to write code that breaks code to make a better product for the user. I train technical testers who can help a team release awesome products that make client’s lives better. I’ve been in QA since 2005 and I love getting into the code to test more thoroughly. I’ve written test code in Java, C#, JavaScript, and Elixir. Outside work, I’m a black belt in Chinese Kenpo and have fun sparring every week. I also knit a lot of hats. Originally from England.
My Talks
A Hero's Journey: Manual Tester to Automation QA
Once Upon A Time in Software: Learning automation is a quest for valiant QAs. This talk gives you a road-map of how QAs get started, how developers can help, and why it's a good idea. I'll also tal...