Jeremy Jensen
About Jeremy Jensen
Jeremy Jensen is a Lead Software Test Engineer with extensive experience in software testing and automation. He has worked at Awardco since 2020 and previously served as an Automated QA Engineer at Caselle, Inc. from 2017 to 2020.
Work at Awardco
Jeremy Jensen serves as the Lead Software Test Engineer at Awardco, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing software testing processes and ensuring the quality of software products. His expertise in test automation contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of the testing team. Jeremy's work involves collaborating with developers and other stakeholders to identify testing requirements and implement robust testing strategies.
Previous Experience at Caselle, Inc.
Prior to his role at Awardco, Jeremy worked at Caselle, Inc. as an Automated QA Engineer from 2017 to 2020. During his three years at Caselle, he focused on automating quality assurance processes, which enhanced the overall software development lifecycle. His experience in the Provo, Utah area provided him with valuable insights into software testing and quality assurance methodologies.
Education and Expertise
Jeremy studied at Utah Valley University from 2017 to 2022, where he pursued a degree in Web and Application Development, achieving a focus in Digital Media. His educational background has equipped him with a solid foundation in software development principles and practices. He has developed expertise in using TestComplete for test automation, which is critical for efficient software testing. Additionally, he has proficiency in interacting with SQL databases through scripts and SQL language.
Skill Development in Selenium Testing
Jeremy is currently enhancing his skills in creating Selenium tests using C#. This development reflects his commitment to staying current with industry standards and improving his testing capabilities. By focusing on Selenium, he aims to expand his proficiency in automated testing frameworks, which are essential for modern software development.