I’m an SDET with hands-on experience in manual testing, automation, and API testing, currently working in a service-based environment. I started my career in manual QA, and like many testers, I struggled with questions like: What should I learn next? How do I move from manual to automation/SDET? Why am I not clearing interviews even after learning tools? Over time, I realized that tools alone don’t crack interviews — mindset, structure, and clarity do. Today, I focus on: Building an SDET mindset (not just Selenium/Appium knowledge) Understanding how systems fail in production Writing maintainable automation frameworks Approaching testing with ownership and product thinking Through 1:1 sessions, I help QA engineers: ✅ Transition from Manual → Automation / SDET ✅ Prepare for interviews with real-world expectations ✅ Improve resume positioning beyond buzzwords ✅ Get clarity and direction instead of random learning If you feel stuck, confused, or overwhelmed in your QA journey — you don’t need more courses, you need clear guidance. Let’s work on that together.