About Me

I am a software tester and quality advocate with 4+ years of experience in software development engineering in test (SDET). I currently work at Skeps, Gurgaon, where I help build quality into systems, not just test them at the end.

My Approach

I explore how quality works beyond tools and into systems, decisions, and trade-offs. I believe good testing is about asking the right questions: what could go wrong, what matters most, and what evidence do we actually have that the software works.

Rather than treating testing as a final gate before release, I focus on weaving quality thinking into how teams design, build, and make decisions throughout the development process.

Current Work

At Skeps, I work at the intersection of Functional,Automation, API and exploratory testing to help the team ship with confidence. I’m especially interested in how AI is reshaping the testing discipline, and in what continuous quality looks like in practice rather than in theory.

I write about testing concepts on Substack and actively contribute to the testing community as a Ministry of Testing Ambassador, sharing ideas and learning from testers around the world.

When I’m not testing, I’m thinking about how teams build quality cultures, and why so many of them don’t.

Interests

My interests span: Automation Architecture, API Testing, Accessibility Testing, Exploratory Testing, AI in Testing, and Continuous Quality.

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“Good testing is about asking the right questions: what could go wrong, what matters most, and what evidence do we actually have that the software works.”