QA audit and AI roadmap
Where your testing process lets bugs through, and where AI will help most.
Custom quote
Timing agreed in the quote
- Review of process, tests and tools
- Exploratory testing of key flows
- AI roadmap with priorities
Testing & consulting
I have tested software for over 8 years at large companies and across many projects, and today most of my work is with AI: I build AI testing agents and write test frameworks with AI assistance. I take on work with a fixed scope and deadline. If you are building something yourself or learning testing, get in touch about a 1:1 consultation.
In short: I build AI agents that test apps, write and extend test frameworks with AI (Playwright, Selenium), and run 1:1 consultations online on building apps, testing and working with AI. It all rests on over 8 years in QA.
Agents that walk through your app on their own, write tests from requirements and fix them when the UI changes. They run in your repository and CI, and a human approves what lands in the code.
A new framework or an extension of yours — Playwright, Selenium and more, in TypeScript or C#. AI speeds up writing the tests; I look after architecture, readability and stability.
Where your team loses the most time: test cases generated from requirements, first-pass analysis of failed builds, catching flaky tests. Underneath it all — classic QA: process audits, regression and security testing.
A one-on-one session online. I answer your questions, review your app, tests or approach, and help you get unstuck or plan your next steps.
From idea to the App Store and Google Play: first-version scope, React Native and Expo, backend, payments and getting through Apple and Google review.
Test strategy, Playwright and Selenium in TypeScript or C#, security testing. I review your tests and suggest what to improve.
How to build an AI agent that tests your app, and how to write test frameworks with AI — in a way you can trust.
Where AI really helps, where not to trust it, and how to check its output — in code, tests and everyday tasks.
1:1 consultation, 60 min — €100 net
Ask about a consultationTest reviews, advice and hands-on work in your code, in agreed blocks of time, online.
A clear goal, date and price in writing — as a start or a one-off project.
Where your testing process lets bugs through, and where AI will help most.
Custom quote
Timing agreed in the quote
Automated tests written with AI assistance that your team takes over and grows.
Custom quote
Timing agreed in the quote
An agent tailored to your app and testing process.
Custom quote
Timing agreed in the quote
Hourly rate — Custom quote
Over 8 years in QA, at large companies and on many projects: a trading platform, legal tech, e-learning, pharma, higher education and public administration. Manual testing of web, desktop and mobile apps, UI and API automation, building out test frameworks, security testing and releases across environments. On that foundation I now work with AI: I build AI testing agents and write frameworks with AI assistance.
I don’t join teams long-term. I take on projects with a fixed scope and deadline, plus hourly consulting at agreed times.
No. The agent takes over repetitive work — walking through flows, writing and fixing tests, first-pass bug analysis — and decisions stay with people. Your team gets more time for what needs experience.
Mostly Playwright and Selenium in C# or TypeScript, API tests with RestSharp and Postman, BDD scenarios in SpecFlow and CI runs (TeamCity, Jenkins, Azure DevOps) — plus AI for writing and maintaining tests. If you already have a framework, I extend yours.
Test code and agent configuration in your repository, documentation and a hand-over, so you can grow it yourselves.
It is a one-on-one session online. In the form you tell me what you are bringing — a question, an app, tests or an idea — we agree the time by email. In the session I answer your questions, review what you share and help you plan the next steps. An hour costs €100 net.
With a short description of the product and the problem in the form. I’ll follow up by email, then propose scope, date and price — in writing.
I usually reply within 2–3 business days.