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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Software development engineer in test for Adobe's Business Platform Services team.  Responsible for manual and automated (Jasmine/Protractor/Selenium) testing of features in Adobe's software license management site (https://adminconsole.adobe.com).

Software Development Engineer

Tester for Expedia's Travel Agent Affiliate Program (TAAP): https://www.expedia.com/taap.  Using this portal, travel agencies earn commissions by booking their customers' travel through Expedia.

In less than a year we launched the website for 31 countries; since then we've continued adding features using agile methodology, shipping updates weekly.  I've developed UI test automation for all 31 countries via a Cucumber/Ruby/Watir/Selenium stack; I'm also developing API unit tests and mocks in C#.  While serving as the only tester for a team of 4 developers in Bellevue I'm training and supporting testers in Expedia's Gurgaon team.

Before TAAP, I was the tester for price- and tax-related features of Expedia's backend lodging inventory system.  In addition to testing shopping/booking service messages via C#, I tested the data layer (SQL Server) and was active in addressing lodging system live site issues.

In my first position at Expedia I was the lead tester for a B2B site to enlist hotel partners and property listings; I worked with teams in Bellevue, Montreal and Shenzhen.  Projects included web UI testing via C#, web services testing via soapUI and backend database testing via SQL.

Sr. Software Engineer in Test

- Wrote 120 automated tests in C# (using System.Windows.Automation) for the Microsoft Mouse Mischief PowerPoint plugin.  In 6 months we shipped an educational application that works with two different versions of Microsoft Office, on three different versions of Windows, in 10 different languages.
- Used C# and .Net reflection to write a test generator for the Windows MultiPoint Mouse SDK.  Created 460 tests to cover every MultiPoint Mouse API, tripled code coverage and shipped this product simultaneously with Microsoft Mouse Mischief.
- Used C#, p/invoke and the Win32 SendInput() API to create a virtual mouse for testing Microsoft Research's Project Gustav.  Using my mouse simulator I was able to manipulate a virtual brush and "paint" strokes to test an application that has no accessibility support or other test-accessible features.
- Used Visual Studio 2010 to create web unit tests and load/performance tests for the web-based administrative portal of a project based on Windows Azure.  Wrote a prototype in C# for an external website emulator that interacts with the Azure-based project; the emulator returns results as a real website would, and supports fault simulation by allowing a tester to return arbitrary status codes, corrupted/missing headers/bodies, etc.

Software Development Engineer/Test III

-  Along with two other senior testers established the test organization and procedures for Microsoft Response Point, a small-business VoIP system
 -  Wrote most of the JScript object model for Response Point's AJAX-like administrative UI
 -  Found 2500 bugs in 3½ years, shipped 3 releases in 18 months
 -  Wrote hundreds of automation applets in JScript and C# for tests against UI, HTTP server, XML data stores, voice recognition etc.
 -  Mentored junior testers to help increase their test breadth/depth and productivity
 -  Acted as team liaison with the Secure Windows Initiative group to ensure our products were secure, signed off on software security deliverables