Anton Fomin

Anton Fomin has a diverse work experience in the field of software testing and quality assurance. Anton started their career as a Security Tester for T-Mobile UK at Exigen Services, where they conducted security testing for web portals and webservices. Anton then worked as a Software Test Engineer / Test Analyst at COINS, where they manually tested web-based applications, with a focus on the financial aspects of the ERP system.

Anton's next role was at Dell EMC, where they held multiple positions. As a Software Test Engineer, they performed system, functional, integration, regression, and configuration testing for client-server and web-based applications. Anton also played a key role in project transfers and introduced additional procedures to improve patch verification processes. Later, they became a Senior Software Testing Engineer, responsible for testing the document capture platform for enterprise using Agile methodology. Anton created and executed test cases, tracked defects, and ran UI automation tests using CodedUI and Microsoft UIA.

Following their time at Dell EMC, Anton joined OpenText as a Principal Software Test Engineer and contributed to the development of test documents and execution of test cases. Anton then joined T-Systems Russia as a QA Expert, where they were involved in quality assurance and testing activities. Finally, at ALM Works, they worked as a Senior QA Engineer, focusing on quality assurance tasks.

Anton's most recent position is as a Senior QA Engineer at Tempo Software, where they continue to contribute their expertise in quality assurance. Overall, Anton Fomin has demonstrated a strong background in software testing and quality assurance throughout their career.

Anton Fomin pursued their education at ITMO University from 2002 to 2008, where they obtained a Specialist degree in Designing computer systems. In addition to their formal education, Fomin also holds a certification in ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level from GASQ, although the specific month and year of completion are not provided.