Danielle Engelhaupt, CTFL,CMT

Danielle Engelhaupt has several years of experience in the field of quality assurance and deployment. Danielle currently works as aQA Engineer at 412 Food Rescue since June 2022. Prior to that, they served as a Deployment & QA Specialist at the same company from March 2020 to June 2022. Before joining 412 Food Rescue, Danielle worked as a Freelance QA Specialist in a self-employed capacity starting from February 2018.

Danielle also has experience as an Associate at Burlington Stores, Inc. from October 2018 to March 2020.

Earlier in their career, Danielle worked at United States Steel Corporation in various roles. As an ERP Analyst, they guided super users through testing, data conversion, and deployment cycles. Danielle also spearheaded training and provided overall end-user support. In the role of Project Management Analyst (ERP Analyst - Deployment), Danielle compiled requirements, reduced business downtimes, and monitored plan progress.

At United States Steel Corporation, they also served as a Systems Analyst (EDI Analyst), handling the secure transmission of sensitive data and implementing electronic file transmissions and supporting processes. Additionally, Danielle worked as a Co-op in Network Operations. Their work experience in these roles extends from 1998 to 2009.

Danielle Engelhaupt holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Math/Computer Science from Carlow University. Prior to attending Carlow University, they completed their high school education at Oakland Catholic High School. In addition to their formal education, Danielle has obtained several certifications in the field of software testing. Danielle received their CTFL (ISTQB Certified Tester, Foundation Level) certification in October 2017 from the ASTQB (American Software Testing Qualifications Board). Danielle also obtained a Diploma in Software Testing in May 2017 from Alison - Free Online Learning. Furthermore, Danielle has been certified as a Certified Mobile Tester (CMT) by the ASTQB in March 2018.