Quality is a business function. I lead it like one.

Leading a team of 10+ engineers across manual and automation testing, I own quality for every release the business ships. I brought in AI-assisted workflows and a modern test-management practice that raised team efficiency by 50%, while holding an average performance score of 90% across coverage, triage, and post-deployment resolution.

On a remote contract, I led QA across three product teams, Reddit Pro, Profiles, and the Posters Experience, for features used by millions on web, Android, and iOS. Disciplined triage and close work with automation engineers cut critical bugs by 95% before release and automated the bulk of the Reddit Pro suite.

Promoted to lead a team of six, I built Kora's automation practice on Cypress, BrowserStack, and GitHub Actions. I steered QA for the Cards API launch on Checkout, hitting a 95% pass rate across four currencies, and drove testing for Virtual Bank Accounts and Identity Verification across three countries.

I joined to build Kora's QA function from nothing, growing it from zero to four engineers in a single year. I standardised testing across Cards, Payouts, Settlements, and the merchant dashboard, and a JMeter load campaign on the Checkout API surfaced critical faults, lifting reliability by 30% and cutting defects by 90%.

I led QA for national telecom identity systems, MTN SIM Registration and Glo Biosmart, across Android and web for millions of users. I built Selenium and Rest Assured automation, ran JMeter performance testing, and tightened the process to cut defects by 20% while lifting cross-functional productivity.

Where my QA career began. I supported mobile and web testing for MTN SIM Registration and Glo Biosmart, sharpened the team's bug tracking in Jira to cut unresolved issues by 25%, and partnered with developers on test cases that made releases smoother.