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Thomas Sullivan

Thomas Sullivan
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9 years 7 months

I've been testing software for two decades.  I have a variety of interests in testing and software in general.  Recently I have begun to focus on tool usage as related to testing.  Currently, I am with Critical Logic where I am learning about and using model-based testing, automated test design, and related tools.

Company
Critical Logic
Job Function
Quality Assurance
Job Title
Software Quality Engineer II
Industry
Computer Software - SaaS
Interests
Agile
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML)
Cloud
IoT - Embedded
Leadership
Mobile
Performance Testing
Requirements/Business Analysis
Software Development
Test Automation
Testing/QA
Context-Driven Testing, Session-Based Test Management, Model-Based Testing
Country
United States
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Thomas Sullivan
I've been testing software for two decades. I have a variety of interests in testing and software in general. Recently I have begun to focus on tool usage as related to testing. Currently, I am with Critical Logic where I am learning about and using model-based testing, automated test design, and related tools.

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Pawn chess piece with a king's crown on top Zero to SME: Quickly Becoming Your Own Subject Matter ExpertOn a new project, we often lack the luxury of having a subject matter expert available to answer our questions. When that’s the case, we have to become our own SME. Here are a few key methods from the writings and presentations of experts in various fields that deal with information gathering and rapid learning. You can easily use these methods, right now, to quickly gain the knowledge you need in order to move forward.
Liberal arts globe and books Software Testing and Liberal Arts: Rediscover the Tools of LearningWhile having a computer science degree will surely help with a career in programming or testing, a background in liberal arts may end up helping you more than you know, too. The liberal arts teach logic, rhetoric, and how to see the big picture, which comes in handy when you're trying to make connections in complex systems. A well-rounded education helps anyone, but particularly testers.