Muzamil Ahmed
Senior Software Test Engineer at ŌURA
Oulu, Finland
muzkpr@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/muzamilahmed
| github.com/muzahm01
Introduction
I am a dedicated Software Test Engineer with over a decade of experience in software testing and quality assurance. My expertise lies in developing and maintaining robust test automation frameworks, optimizing CI/CD pipelines, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software products. With a strong background in Python and Pytest, I have a proven track record of improving testing efficiency and reducing defect leakage.
Skills
Programming: Python
Test Automation: Pytest, Appium
Mobile Testing: Android, iOS
CI/CD: GitHub Actions, CI infrastructure
Testing Types: Integration, Smoke, Acceptance,
E2E, Regression, Exploratory
Test Planning: Test plans, Test cases, Test
scripts, Frameworks
Collaboration: Cross-functional teams, Design
discussions, Pair programming
Issue Tracking: Defect reporting, Tracking,
Regression automation
Professional Experience
ŌURA July 2021 –
Present
Senior Software Test Engineer
Developed and maintained test automation frameworks using Python, Pytest, and Appium for Android and iOS applications.
Enhanced automation library architecture for improved modularity and scalability.
Implemented CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, improving deployment efficiency.
Improved CI infrastructure for iOS devices and simulators, reducing build times by 20%.
Collaborated with infrastructure teams to refine CI workflows, enhancing pipeline robustness.
Pelion April 2021 – July
2021
Senior Test Development Engineer
Optimized test automation scripts using Python and Pytest, increasing execution efficiency by 15%.
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to review system requirements and test plans, ensuring high-quality product delivery.
Pelion November 2020 – April
2021
Senior Test Development Engineer
Developed comprehensive test plans to enhance coverage for IoT-connected device services.
Assisted in designing a Pytest function library for system test automation.
Participated in design discussions, pair programming, and exploratory testing sessions.
ARM April 2017 – November
2020
Test Development Engineer
Performed integration, smoke, acceptance, and end-to-end testing for IoT management platforms and device connectivity.
Reviewed system requirements, feature requests, test plans, and test code.
Contributed to design meetings, pair programming, and exploratory testing.
Developed and managed test plans and automation scripts using Python and Pytest.
Managed regression tests and issue tracking, reducing defect leakage by 25%.
ARM March 2016 – April
2017
Graduate Engineer
Conducted integration, smoke, and end-to-end system testing.
Reviewed system requirements, change requests, test plans, and test code.
Created test plans and automation scripts using Python and in-house tools.
Automated regression tests and managed issue reporting.
i2c Inc April 2009 – August
2012
Senior Software QA Engineer
Created, executed, and maintained test documents and scripts.
Performed detailed feature and regression testing.
Reported, recorded, and re-verified defects.
Participated in analysis meetings and reviewed test strategies.
Education
University of Oulu, Finland 2012 – 2014
Master’s Degree in Computer Software EngineeringUniversity of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan 2005 – 2009
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Information Technology
Certifications
AI For Everyone – Coursera
Issued: August 2022
Credential ID: 5JW7QZLUCSPMBuild Local Development Environments Using Docker Containers – Coursera
Issued: January 2022
Credential ID: WNRNTBLZWXEFDocker for Absolute Beginners – Coursera
Issued: December 2021
Credential ID: JX5M2CR8BTRV
Publications
Tosun, A., Ahmed, M., Turhan, B., & Juristo, N. (2018). On the effectiveness of unit tests in test-driven development. Proceedings of the International Conference on Software and System Process, 113-122.
Hosio, S., Ferreira, D., Goncalves, J., Van Berkel, N., Luo, C., Ahmed, M., et al. (2016). Monetary assessment of battery life on smartphones. Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 1869-1880.
Anagnostopoulos, T., Ferreira, D., Samodelkin, A., Ahmed, M., & Kostakos, V. (2016). Cyclist-aware traffic lights through distributed smartphone sensing. Pervasive and Mobile Computing, 31, 22-36.
References
Available upon request.