Web3 Test Automation Consultant: Hire Me
Why a part-time test engineer who plans and executes
Strategy and execution
Most freelancers offer one of two things: strategy (analyzing the software, writing a testing strategy, giving recommendations) or execution (writing test cases someone else defined).
An early-stage startup usually needs both. I know this as a client too. You need someone who can lay out a plan, and you also need the tests written.
A consultant who only does strategy leaves you with a plan and no one to run it, because you don’t have the time or people. A contributor who can’t make strategic decisions is no better. Early-stage work runs in short development and testing cycles, and if that person’s work doesn’t pay off, you have to find someone else and you’ve lost time and money.
What I can help you with
I can help with:
- Adding tests to CI/CD pipelines.
- Writing and automating test scenarios.
- Planning tests: what to test and when.
- Creating test strategies for your product.
- UX testing of the platform.
I start from your goal, not from a topic list. The aim is to make releases safer. For web3 projects, the blog covers how web3 testing differs from web2 and what it costs.
First I find the quick wins and rank them. Then I do them, measure what changed, and repeat.
If I don’t know a topic, I spend a few days learning it until I understand about 80% of it, then start working.
In early-stage startups, the ability to learn quickly is more valuable than expertise.