Svetlana Shrayer
About Svetlana Shrayer
Svetlana Shrayer is a Senior QA Analyst with extensive experience in software testing and quality assurance. She has worked for various organizations, including TELUS Health and Rogers Communications, and possesses expertise in testing complex systems and applications.
Current Role at Ontario Ministry of Health
Svetlana Shrayer currently holds the position of Senior QA Analyst at the Ontario Ministry of Health. She has been in this role since 2021. In her capacity, she is responsible for ensuring the quality of various health-related applications and systems. Her work involves developing and implementing test strategies to maintain high standards of software quality.
Previous Experience at TELUS Health
Prior to her current role, Svetlana worked as a Senior QA Analyst at TELUS Health and Payment Solutions from 2016 to 2019. During her tenure, she focused on testing health-related applications and contributed to enhancing the quality assurance processes within the organization.
Professional Background in Quality Assurance
Svetlana has extensive experience in quality assurance, having worked as a QA Analyst at Rogers Communications Inc. from 2007 to 2016. She was involved in testing various systems and applications, which provided her with a strong foundation in quality assurance methodologies and practices.
Educational Qualifications in Software Testing
Svetlana studied at Canadian Technology College in Toronto, where she achieved an Associate’s Degree in Software Testing with a focus on Automated Tools. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Software Engineering from the College of Technology ORT Braude in Israel. Her educational background supports her expertise in software testing and quality assurance.
Expertise in Testing Complex Systems
Svetlana possesses expertise in testing complex systems, including Amdocs CRM and Billing systems, Oracle Warehouse Management System, and PCI Compliance projects. She demonstrates strong skills in creating test strategies and plans, utilizing SQL and Oracle databases to ensure comprehensive testing coverage.