Ephraim G.

Ephraim G. has a diverse range of work experience in the field of software development and testing. Ephraim began their career as a Games Tester at EA Games in 2007, where they performed functionality, usability, and regression testing of products. Ephraim also tested software configuration and compatibility on multiple hardware platforms. After that, Ephraim worked as a Render Wrangler at Vanguard Animation, where they monitored and controlled the rendering process for a large render farm and communicated with various departments within the company.

In 2010, Ephraim joined Haemonetics as a Software Developer/Tools Developer. Here, they performed quality assurance testing, including debugging and functionality, usability, and regression testing of products, particularly on mobile devices. Ephraim also tested the reliability of barcode scanners on mobile devices.

In 2012, Ephraim joined Electronic Arts as an Embedded Online Dev Support, where they performed functionality, usability, and regression testing of products and tested software configuration and compatibility on multiple hardware platforms. Ephraim also tracked, analyzed, recorded, and verified all software functionality discrepancies and development corrections.

In 2013, Ephraim became a Software Test Engineer at Microsoft, where they worked on interactive TV apps for sports on Xbox 360 and Xbox One consoles. Ephraim analyzed data with Fiddler and ran automation soaks for apps, compiling reports based on the results.

From 2014 to 2015, Ephraim worked at Ping Identity as a QA Developer, where they tested and verified the addition of SSO and SAML enabled applications to a web-based catalog on various browsers. Ephraim used developer tools in browsers to determine specific elements for verification and wrote documentation in Confluence.

From 2016 to 2017, Ephraim worked as a Test Engineer at Smoking Gun Interactive Inc., where they debugged and tested the Age of Empires: Castle Siege game on multiple platforms.

In 2018, Ephraim joined WoofCheck as an Android Developer, where they debugged and fixed code with Android Studio, helped develop an API using JWT for authentication, and implemented the MVC design pattern.

Also in 2018, Ephraim became a QA Engineer at Sycle, where they debugged and analyzed web-based applications using Chrome browser dev tools and utilized numerous Atlassian products such as JIRA, Bamboo, and Bitbucket.

Overall, Ephraim G. has acquired extensive experience in software development, testing, debugging, and analysis across various industries and platforms.

Ephraim G. pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from 2002 to 2007 at The University of British Columbia.