My name is Minoucha Previlon. I am an Analytics Professional with 2 years of experience in analytical software testing. I am now working to improve my knowledge through my Master's degree in Business Analytics at the University of Limerick in Ireland. I look forward to bringing my mathematics, software engineering, analytical testing, and business analytics knowledge to my next role.
I have created automated testing systems across a range of projects and languages.
I am proficient in a range of data analytical tools and software.
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Authored numerous automated tests to validate i8n behavior across 6 locales and 7 UI surfaces for number formatting and encoding.
Deployed product environments using Kubernetes, Azure, Terraform, and Docker to verify deployment workflows.
Worked on Anti-Money Laundering systems, comparing a 20-column, several-hundred-row dataset against live UI updates to verify accuracy.
Led end-to-end testing on an international team creating automated tests, utilizing Robot Framework, python, DataDog, Kafka, and AWS S3, built into an established testing framework.
Conducted functional and exploratory testing for an anti-fraud healthcare application using regression testing and in-house accessibility tools.
Built ETL-style workflows consuming Kafka messages and loading process data into Elasticsearch using API-first microservices.
Host and administer a variety of sites for personal and business use, from simple portfolio sites to fully responsive designs.
Research, dialog with vendors, comparative analysis of need versus product offering, cost analysis over infrastructure and time.
Log newly reported issues into a ticketing system, follow up on tickets requiring escalation, delegate team members to resolve issues based on areas of expertise.
Experience supporting specialized software including SPSS, ArcGIS, Rhinoceros, Adobe CS, Pro Tools, Finale, Sibelius, and more.
Design, deploy, manage, and maintain general-use and department-specific labs and printers.
Focus on meeting the needs of the customer base. Communication with the end user, explanation of difficult concepts using non-technical language.