Marina Voronova

Marina Voronova is a highly experienced Software Quality Assurance engineer with expertise in testing and quality assurance using manual testing techniques and automation tools. She has a solid knowledge of enterprise applications in various industries such as telecommunications, high-tech, finance, logistic, distribution, and scientific research. Marina is proficient in writing test plans, documenting the testing procedure, and writing test cases, covering all test conditions and eliminating redundancy and duplications. She has thorough experience with all levels of testing, including Black box testing, Smoke Testing, Functional Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing, Regression Testing, and User Acceptance Testing. Marina Voronova has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems from Oakton Community College and a Mini MBA from Loyola University Chicago. She also holds a Master of Science degree from Saint Petersburg State University in Russia.

In her previous roles, Marina Voronova has worked as a Software Quality Engineer at Life Fitness, a Mobile QA Analyst Lead at Truckstop.com, a Software Quality Analyst at Beltone, a Quality Assurance Engineer at DLS Internet Services, and a Quality Assurance tester at AvtoExport, Inc. She specializes in technologies such as Microsoft Windows, cloud-based platforms, iOS, Android OS, QTP (UFT), Selenium, JIRA, HP Quality Center (ALM), JMeter, HP LoadRunner, HTML5, CSS3, XML, VBScript, VBA, Java, SQL, Python, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, TCP/IP, FTP, HTTP, VMWare, VirtualBox, Google Analytics, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Internet Explorer, Edge, Android Studio, Xcode, Eclipse, Soap UI, SAP, Visual Studio, Wireshark, JavaScript, and Clear quest.

Marina Voronova's testing proficiencies include API, test automation, Smoke, Integrating, System, Stress, Load, Regression, Unit, Reliability, UI & User Acceptance, Functionality, Negative, Compatibility, Migration Testing, Data Validation, and Verification. She is well-versed in Test Plans, Test Cases & Processes, Functional requirements documentation, User Stories, User Experience, Agile, Kanban, and Scrum.