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| * Conducted testing across various domains including mobile functional, accessibility, iOS upgrade, and platform API functional testing. | | * Conducted testing across various domains including mobile functional, accessibility, iOS upgrade, and platform API functional testing. |
| * Used [https://www.telerik.com/fiddler '''Fiddler'''], [https://portswigger.net/burp/communitydownload '''Burp Suite CE'''], and [https://mitmproxy.org/ '''MITM Proxy'''] for capturing network calls, as well as [https://xmind.app/ '''XMind'''] for mind mapping. | | * Used [https://www.telerik.com/fiddler '''Fiddler'''], [https://portswigger.net/burp/communitydownload '''Burp Suite CE'''], and [https://mitmproxy.org/ '''MITM Proxy'''] for capturing network calls, as well as [https://xmind.app/ '''XMind'''] for mind mapping. |
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| :Fiserv Auckland produces mobile apps for 2000+ banks (8M active users), as well as the multi-tier web and API integration servers that interface to core online banking systems and third parties. Our solutions are configurable with varying degrees of customisation of features and branding. The banking domain is very strict and risk averse! Reliability and quality are particularly important. I've found testing our product complicated, difficult & challenging.
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| ::*Splunk setup, data indexing, [https://dirksonline.net/CV/Splunk%20feature%20grid.JPG dashboard monitors] etc. of historic results
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| :*(2017-2018) - QA member of agile teams delivering changes to a range of mobile banking solutions.
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| I joined Fiserv first work day of 2017. Fiserv is a very different organisation from Trade Me and presented some real challenges for me. They are a huge global (but USA centric) financial services company with over 23,000 staff and over 100 million active users. Their systems were far more complex, the financial services domain far more risk averse, and has very strict quality and deployment process requirements. The management hierarchy was much deeper and most of the work performed in NZ was directed from offshore with little access to clients or end users. The NZ office of Fiserv produces mobile
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| ==Below is being updated to reflect my time and experience at Fiserv, but was copied from a prior role as a template== | | ==Below is being updated to reflect my time and experience at Fiserv, but was copied from a prior role as a template== |