Mamatha R.
About Mamatha R.
Mamatha R. is a Quality Assurance Engineer at Dremio, where she has worked since 2017, focusing on the quality assurance of core components and currently contributing to the Role-Based Access Control project.
Work at Dremio
Mamatha R. has been employed at Dremio as a Quality Assurance Engineer since 2017. In her role, she is responsible for the quality assurance of core components, including the reflection manager, hash-agg spilling, and coordinator threading. She plays a critical role in ensuring product stability through her work, which includes designing and prototyping new test suites and generating datasets for testing new features. Currently, she is involved in the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) project, contributing to the development and implementation of security features.
Education and Expertise
Mamatha R. earned her Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Computer Science from Bangalore University, where she studied from 1986 to 1990. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her technical skills and expertise in quality assurance. She utilizes a variety of technologies in her work, including Hadoop systems, AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes, which are essential for her role in testing and ensuring the quality of software products.
Background
Mamatha R. has over seven years of experience in quality assurance, specifically in the technology sector. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she has developed a deep understanding of software testing processes and methodologies. Her responsibilities include conducting exploratory testing, which has been vital in blocking releases that do not meet quality standards. This proactive approach helps maintain the overall stability of the products she works on.
Achievements
In her role at Dremio, Mamatha R. has made significant contributions to the quality assurance process. She has been solely responsible for critical components of the software, ensuring that they meet high standards of quality. Her work on designing and prototyping new test suites has enhanced the testing framework, allowing for more efficient and effective testing of new features. Additionally, her involvement in the RBAC project highlights her commitment to improving security and access control within the software.