Sharleen Price

Sharleen Price has a diverse work experience in both technical and educational fields. Sharleen started their career as a Residential Assistant at Barnard College Pre-College Program, where they ensured the safety and well-being of high school girls participating in the program. Alongside this role, they worked as a Tutor at Harlem Lacrosse - America Reads America Counts, helping students with their homework and test preparation.

Moving into the technical field, Sharleen became an Event Staff at Columbia University Athletics Department, where they assisted with game preparations and provided customer service to visitors. Sharleen then transitioned to a Research Assistant position at Columbia University in the City of New York, focusing on analyzing data from high-energy telescopes and presenting research findings.

Sharleen developed their expertise as a QA Engineer, starting as a Junior QA Engineer at 1stDibs, where they gained a strong technical understanding of an e-commerce platform and executed regression tests. Sharleen then progressed to a QA Engineer role, where they conducted manual testing, verified specifications, and ensured the integrity of the system's functionalities. As a Senior QA Engineer at 1stDibs, they implemented process improvements, coordinated with the automation team, and optimized bug ticket assignments.

Sharleen's most recent role is as a Lead QA Engineer at 1stDibs, where they mentor and trains Associate QA Engineers, delegates tasks effectively, and advocates for high-quality products. Throughout their work experiences, Sharleen has demonstrated strong technical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to effectively collaborate with teams.

Sharleen Price earned a Bachelor's degree in Physics with a minor in Mathematical Science from Barnard College from 2014 to 2018. In addition to their degree, they have obtained various certifications from TestAutomationU in topics such as Automating in the Browser Using JavaScript, Introduction to Chai Assertions, Introduction to JavaScript, Mocha JavaScript Test Framework, Setting a Foundation for Successful Test Automation, and Web Element Locator Strategies in 2023.