Elpida Atmatzidou
About Elpida Atmatzidou
Elpida Atmatzidou is a Senior QA Engineer at Eigen Technologies, where she has worked since 2020. She has a background in marketing research and data analysis, having previously held positions at Be Street Smart and Cognizant, and holds an MPhys degree from the University of Sussex.
Work at Eigen Technologies
Elpida Atmatzidou has been employed at Eigen Technologies as a Senior QA Engineer since 2020. In this role, she focuses on ensuring the quality and reliability of software products. Her responsibilities include developing and executing test plans, identifying bugs, and collaborating with development teams to enhance product performance. Elpida's work contributes to the overall success of Eigen Technologies in delivering high-quality solutions.
Previous Experience at Be Street Smart
Before joining Eigen Technologies, Elpida Atmatzidou worked at Be Street Smart as a Marketing Research Intern in 2016. During her one-month internship in London, she enhanced her skills in data collection and analysis through web and phone research. She collaborated closely with the COO and a data scientist to analyze market data and develop marketing strategies. Additionally, she contributed to the creation of an interactive map that highlighted estate sales hot spots in the UK.
Experience at Cognizant
Elpida Atmatzidou served as a Graduate Analyst at Cognizant from 2019 to 2020. In this position, she gained valuable experience in data analysis and project management. Her role involved working with various teams to analyze data and provide insights that informed business decisions. This experience further developed her analytical skills and understanding of market dynamics.
Education and Expertise
Elpida Atmatzidou studied at the University of Sussex, where she earned a Master of Physics (MPhys) degree from 2013 to 2018. Her academic background in physics has equipped her with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Additionally, she worked as a Lab Associate Tutor at the University of Sussex from 2014 to 2018, where she supported students in their learning and contributed to laboratory instruction.