Numaan Cheema

Numaan Cheema has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and companies. Numaan is currently working at Billtrust as a Test Automation Engineer, responsible for developing and executing tests for frontend UI products on AWS cloud platform. Numaan also develops tests for end-to-end, integration, regression, sanity, and performance testing, and integrates them into a CI/CD Jenkins pipeline.

Prior to their current role, Numaan worked as an Associate Test Automation Engineer at Billtrust, where they developed tests for frontend UI products and implemented them within a CI/CD automated Jenkins pipeline.

Numaan also has experience as a Software Developer Temp at Billtrust and as a Software Developer Intern, where they gained hands-on experience in software development.

In addition to their work at Billtrust, Numaan worked as a Student Researcher in Computational Biology at The College of New Jersey. Numaan conducted research on synthetic gene optimization tools and had a paper accepted for publishing in a Synthetic Biology textbook.

Before that, Numaan worked as a Software Engineer Intern at the City of Trenton and as a Software Developer Intern at GRAYABYSS, LLC, where they gained practical experience in software development.

Numaan also served as a Web Developer at eAlim and as a Web Administrator at 4Every Muslim, where they contributed to web development and administration.

Overall, Numaan Cheema has a strong background in software development and automation testing, with experience in multiple industries and a proven track record of successfully delivering projects.

Numaan Cheema has a solid educational background in the field of computer science. Starting in 2016, Numaan attended Mercer County Community College where they obtained an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Computer Science. Following this, Numaan pursued further education at The College of New Jersey from 2019 to 2021, earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in the same field. Currently, Numaan is enrolled at New York University, where they are expected to complete their Master of Science (MS) degree in Computer Science by 2024.