Nihanth Sarma
About Nihanth Sarma
Nihanth Sarma is a Senior Test Engineer with extensive experience in manual testing and quality assurance. He has worked for several companies, including Gss, Pramati Technologies, and currently Cigniti Technologies, where he has developed strong skills in test scenario creation and collaboration with development teams.
Work at Cigniti Technologies
Nihanth Sarma has been employed at Cigniti Technologies as a Senior Test Engineer since 2016. In this role, he focuses on ensuring the quality of software products through rigorous testing methodologies. His responsibilities include creating test scenarios and cases, as well as contributing to the development of test plans. He collaborates closely with development teams to identify and resolve bugs, ensuring that high-quality results are consistently achieved.
Previous Experience in Quality Assurance
Before joining Cigniti Technologies, Nihanth Sarma worked as a QA Engineer at Gss from 2013 to 2015 for a duration of two years in India. He then transitioned to Pramati Technologies Private Limited, where he served as a QA Engineer for 11 months in Hyderabad, Telangana, from 2015 to 2016. His roles in these positions involved creating test scenarios and cases, contributing to test plans, and gaining valuable experience in manual testing.
Education and Expertise
Nihanth Sarma possesses a strong understanding of both agile and waterfall models in software development. His expertise includes creating test scenarios and test cases, which are essential for effective software testing. He has developed skills that enable him to produce high-quality results, even under pressure, demonstrating his capability in the field of quality assurance.
Skills in Manual Testing
Nihanth Sarma has extensive experience in manual testing, particularly with web-based applications. His focus on manual testing allows him to thoroughly evaluate software functionality and user experience. This experience is complemented by his ability to collaborate with development teams to address and resolve bugs identified during the testing process.