ARPIT OMAR

Worked on the testing of a comprehensive travel booking platform, handling services like flight bookings, hotel reservations, car rentals, and payment gateway integrations. Ensured the system’s functionality, usability, and performance met user requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

• Developed and executed detailed test cases and scenarios for functional, regression, and sanity testing.
• Identified, reported, and tracked defects using JIRA, ensuring timely resolution and retesting.
• Conducted cross-browser and device compatibility testing to ensure a seamless user experience.
• Performed UI/UX testing to validate design consistency and user-friendliness.
• Collaborated closely with development teams to ensure comprehensive coverage of test scenarios and prompt bug fixes.

IKEA Assembly is an e-commerce platform designed to facilitate online shopping for furniture and home essentials

The application enables users to browse products, add them to the cart, complete purchases through multiple payment gateways, and track orders seamlessly

Key Responsibilities:

• The project required end-to-end test automation, ensuring robust UI, functional, and API testing
• Designed, developed, and maintained automation scripts using Selenium WebDriver with Java and TestNG for validating core functionalities
• Created and executed test cases for UI, functional, regression, smoke, integration, and cross-browser testing (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
• Worked with a Hybrid Testing Framework, integrating Data-Driven Testing (DDT) and other techniques for enhanced test coverage and flexibility
• Performed manual API testing using Postman for backend validation (login, product catalog, cart, and order processing)
• Integrated automation scripts into Jenkins (CI/CD) for continuous test execution and timely feedback
• Tracked defects using JIRA, ensuring prompt defect resolution and smooth collaboration with the development team
• Optimized test execution time by implementing parallel execution in TestNG, reducing overall execution time by 40%