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Faisal Qureshi

Faisal Qureshi
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Faisal Qureshi is currently working as a Quality Assurance Engineer and has been in the Testing Industry for over a decade.  He has his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from NYU Tandon School of Engineering and a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Columbia University.  He has worked at Amazon, Motorola Solutions, and was also an Associate Professor at DeVry University teaching Game and Simulation Programming.  He has done extensive work in both Automated Testing, using various frameworks, as well as all other types of testing. He is also an ISTQB certified test engineer.

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Senior test engineer
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Architecture
Design
Development Lifecycles
Process Improvement
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Testing
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United States
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Faisal Qureshi

Faisal Qureshi is currently working as a Quality Assurance Engineer and has been in the Testing Industry for over a decade.  He has his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from NYU Tandon School of Engineering and a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Columbia University.  He has worked at Amazon, Motorola Solutions, and was also an Associate Professor at DeVry University teaching Game and Simulation Programming.  He has done extensive work in both Automated Testing, using various frameworks, as well as all other types of testing. He is also an ISTQB certified test engineer.

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Stopwatch timeout Using Test Automation Timeouts as Performance AlarmsIn automated testing, one of the challenges to developing consistent and stable tests is loading and rendering time and latencies. This plays a larger role for web applications or other network dependent applications, especially with user interface automation. But you can design tests so that timeouts can be used to measure the performance of the application and service while testing the functionality.