Christopher Williams

• Deployed the Maryland State Department of Education Project using Selenium, Java, and Cucumber for end-to-end automation tests.
• Led a team, provided training and mentorship, and integrated new members into the Workers' Compensation Automation and Integration System project for Pennsylvania.
• Coordinated automation tests, enabling early defect detection and saving time and resources.
• Maintained and updated the automation framework to meet client specifications, ensuring reliable testing outcomes.
• Cultivated open client communication for a strong partnership and goal achievement.
• Developed a technical manual for effective knowledge transfer and continued framework development.
• Created and maintained automation scripts for Salesforce child care applications, ensuring reliability and flagging issues. - Documented daily test results, reported issues and bugs in JIRA, and provided detailed client reports.
• Developed a technical user guide for knowledge transfer and client self-sufficiency.

Software Test Automation Lead for Salesforce Web Application

• Conducted over 600 accessibility tests across 300 screens on Salesforce products to meeting WCAG standards.
• Collaborated with the development team to integrate accessibility requirements for multiple device IOS and Windows.
• Operated under Agile and Scrum frameworks to complete releases and well-organized sprints.
• Proficient in implementing Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) and Test-Driven Development (TDD) frameworks, ensuring high-quality software by writing automated tests that align with the application's behavioral and functional requirements.
• Actively promoted collaboration among team members, fostering a culture of teamwork within the firm.
• Innovatively contributed to problem-solving and the development of new solutions within the firm.
• Exhibited a strong commitment to continuous learning and staying updated on industry-relevant technologies and practices.
• Participated in knowledge sharing and contributed to the firm's growth and development.