I worked for my grandfather's company over the summers of 2021, and 2022.
The first summer I spent there I worked as a "testing technician". My job was to
systematically test all functions of a client's website, and submit bug reports for their
development team to fix. This was pretty light on coding for the most part, but for my second
summer I was brought on to do "automation testing". This means that instead of testing whole
websites by hand, clicking on individual buttons and testing their functionality etc...
I would write code for a robot to test it instead. Learning how to do this brought its own set
of challenges, but it was a lot of really fun and informative problem-solving.
Unfortunately the work I did that summer is owned by QualityLogic, so I can't show any examples.
Instead I have this nice letter from my supervisor talking about some of the stuff I did!
