James Puhlman

James Puhlman has a diverse work experience history. James started their career at Wal Mart in 2008 as a Photo Specialist/Electronics Associate, where they had responsibilities in retail sales, inventory management, computer support, and customer service. James worked at Wal Mart until July 2012.

In October 2012, James joined OpenEye - The Cloud Video Platform as a Technical Support role. James provided customer support for OpenEye surveillance products and computer system/network support related to video surveillance systems. James remained in this position until February 2014.

From February 2014 to January 2015, James worked as a Production/RMA Tech at OpenEye. James'stasks included hardware-related support, computer repairs, inventory management, assembly, first-time setup, and hardware quality assurance of completed products.

In January 2015, James transitioned to the role of a Software Quality Assurance Technician at OpenEye. James'sresponsibilities included regression-based software quality assurance tasks, JIRA item creation/management, troubleshooting, and providing support to internal departments such as development and technical support.

In January 2017, James was promoted to Software Quality Assurance Lab Manager at OpenEye. In addition to maintaining their previous responsibilities as an SQA Technician, they were now leading a team performing Agile and Regression software testing. James communicated with development and product stakeholders on a daily basis to achieve QA goals, determine software expectations, and craft and integrate new test cases for regression. James held this position until December 2019.

Most recently, James Puhlman has been working at OpenEye as a Software Quality Assurance Manager. The exact start and end dates are not provided, suggesting that they currently hold this position.

James Puhlman attended ITT Technical University from 2010 to 2012, where they studied Network Administration. James obtained a degree in Network and System Administration/Administrator.