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PopularSkills-forward engineering layout with a tinted sidebar for tooling and certifications.
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For manual testers, QA analysts, automation engineers and SDETs. A checklist style runs through the headings, test tools and frameworks sit in a side card, and each role has room for what you tested, how, and what quality improved.
Three things: what you tested (web, mobile, APIs, embedded, data pipelines), how (manual, automated, performance, security) and what changed because of it. Most QA resumes stop at a list of tools. The result is what gets the interview.
Name the product, the stack and the testing scope, then results:
Built a Playwright suite of 640 end-to-end tests running in CI on every pull request; escaped defects fell 45% in two quarters.
Cut regression time from 3 days of manual testing to 40 minutes by automating the top 200 test cases.
Introduced contract tests for 14 microservices with Pact; broke the release-day outage cycle.
Group them so a scan finds them fast:
Automation Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium
Languages TypeScript, Python, Java
API / perf Postman, REST Assured, k6, JMeter
CI / tools GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Jira, TestRail
Certifications such as ISTQB go just below.
List automation work even if it was a side project or a small part of your job, and add a Projects entry linking to a public test repository. It is the strongest evidence you can offer.
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Skills-forward engineering layout with a tinted sidebar for tooling and certifications.
Use this templateTwo-column technical layout that puts your stack and projects up front.
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Use this templateFAQ
The products and platforms you tested, the types of testing, your automation tools and languages, CI experience, certifications such as ISTQB, and measurable results like fewer escaped defects or shorter regression cycles.
Name the framework, the size of the suite, where it runs (CI) and its impact. Link a public repository in Projects if you have one.
Yes, especially for QA analyst roles and in Europe, where many postings list it. Put it in the certifications section with the level.
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