Last week we got to know Matt Walters, Rob Lambert & Paulo Sargaco. Lets get to know three more community members…
Andres Curcio
Andres is a Software Tester with Abstracta, Uruguay. His area of expertise is Exploratory Testing, Risks & Planning. Andres considers himself to be a “Software Testing Jedi Knight” who is striving to become stronger and smarter, whilst sharing knowledge with like-minded people. Help this Jedi out by joining the Knowledge shout out! – Who are you, what can you share, what you want to learn
Andres is not the only Jedi Knight in our ranks…
Huib Schoots
Huib is Test Consultant with Improve Quality Services, the Netherlands, and he specializes in context driven testing.
“Because testing (and any engineering activity) is a solution to a very difficult problem, it must be tailored to the context of the project, and therefore testing is a human activity that requires a great deal of skill to do well. That’s why we must study it seriously. We must practice our craft. Context-driven testers strive to become the Jedi knights of testing”. James Bach
Huib has been to 5 EuroSTAR Conferences and in 2012 he presented Changing the Context: “How a Bank Changes their Software Development Methodology”. You can learn more about contest driven testing on his blog series “Why am I Context-driven”
But wait, there’s still one more context driven Jedi Knight for you to meet. Say hello to…
Kristoffer Nordström
Kristoffer is test developer and consultant with Northern Test Consulting AB, Sweden. He too is an expert on contest driven testing and has a blog called Context-driven test thoughts. Just like Huib, Kristoffer has attended 5 EuroSTAR Conferences and in 2012 he presented ‘Why Every System Test Department Should Have a Test Developer‘. During his last visit to EuroSTAR he compiled a fascinating blog post which gives you a real insight into life at a EuroSTAR Conference.
Stay tuned next week to meet three more TEST Huddle members!
