Ajmal Moideen has a strong background in software development and automation testing. Ajmal worked as a Senior Software Developer at Compile Inc. where they focused on maintaining resources in digital ocean and aws using terraform, writing bash scripts to automate infrastructure setup and monitoring tools, and deploying python-based applications using fabric and gitlab. At EY, Ajmal worked as a Cloud Engineer, where they built a GUI-based keyword-driven framework on Python-Flask to promote functional test engineers into automation. Ajmal was also responsible for test planning, strategy, and estimation, creating pipelines in Azure DevOps for automation suite execution. Prior to EY, they worked as a QA Automation Lead at EY, where they wrote automation test cases in Python, designed testing frameworks in PowerShell and Python, and utilized PowerShell CmdLets to interact with azure resources. Ajmal Moideen also has experience as a Test Automation Engineer at Tata Consultancy Services, where they developed a hybrid framework in Selenium using core Java and TestNG, and utilized CI tools like Jenkins for scheduling regression suite.
Ajmal Moideen completed their Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Govt Model Engineering College, Thrikkakara, from the years 2010 to 2014. Prior to that, from 2004 to 2010, they attended Asian International Private School, Ruwais, U.A.E. In 2022 and 2023, Ajmal enrolled in Scaler, where they pursued a degree in Data Science and Machine Learning.
Additionally, Ajmal obtained several certifications throughout their career. These include the EY Analytics - Data Visualization - Bronze in May 2021, Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals in April 2020, Blue Prism Developer in April 2018, EY Robotic Process Automation - Bronze in March 2018, Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC) in October 2015, Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate in May 2020, Java Database Integration with JDBC from Lynda.com in October 2016, Certified Selenium Professional from Vskills (obtained month and year unknown), and OpenHack: Containers from Microsoft OpenHack (obtained month and year unknown).
November, 2021 - present