Jan Przeklasa
QA Tester & Web Developer
During the last 5 years of my work as a QA tester, I took part in 25 projects. I created and executed test scenarios and made detailed reports of encountered errors. I’ve also worked as a lead game designer and web developer.
In a nutshell
25
Clients I worked with
5,5
Years of experience
25
Projects completed
My experience and completed projects
Educational AR mobile app
My job: QA tester
My contributions:
- creating test scenarios
- making bug list
- building apps
- general testing (manual and automatic, regressive & progressive tests)
- store releasing
Tech stack: Unity, Selenium, iOS, Android, ARcore, ARkit.
House and garage configurator
My job: QA tester
My contributions:
- creating test scenarios
- making bug list
- building apps
- general testing (manual and automatic, regressive & progressive tests)
- store releasing
Tech stack: Unity, iOS, Android, ARcore, ARkit.
Arcade training: virtual fitness assistant
My job: QA tester
My contributions:
- creating test scenarios
- making bug list
- building apps
- general testing (manual and automatic, regressive & progressive tests)
- store releasing
Tech stack: Unity, iOS, Android.
About me
My job involves checking applications for errors, creating test scenarios as well as progressive and regressive testing. Some of the tests are done manually and others are automated. Additionally, I make web applications and websites.
QA is something I’ve been doing for about 5 years now. During that time I’ve also worked as a game designer responsible for scenarios and mechanics. Moreover, I’ve completed a few GDDs for upcoming productions.
My skills
> Web (PHP, JS, CSS, HTML, WordPress)
> Extensive QA knowledge and skills
> Jira, GIT, Assana, SVN
> Professional experience with VR/AR/MR
> Experience with Game Design and Unity
The tools we use
The main tool our team uses is Unity. We have a deep knowledge of that engine.
Tools such as Jira, Everhour and Shortcut are used to manage projects well.
Git, SourceTree and Plastic are our preferred choice for version control.
To communicate with clients we usually use Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and occasionally Skype.
- Executing test scenarios.
- Reporting encountered errors.
- Creating test scenarios.
- Making bug lists.
- Building apps.
- General testing (manual and automatic, regressive & progressive tests).
- Store releasing.