Eran Medina
About Eran Medina
Eran Medina is an Automation Developer at SentinelOne with over 20 years of experience in automation and quality assurance.
Current Role at SentinelOne
Eran Medina currently holds the position of Automation Developer at SentinelOne, based in the Tel Aviv Area, Israel. He has been with the company since February 2019. In his role, he focuses on the development and enhancement of automation frameworks to improve the efficiency and reliability of various processes within the organization.
Previous Experience at Wochit
Before joining SentinelOne, Eran Medina worked at Wochit as an Automation Developer. His tenure at Wochit lasted from 2018 to 2019, during which he contributed towards advancing the company's automation capabilities. His role involved the creation and maintenance of automated tests to ensure the smooth operation of Wochit's software products.
Automation Development at Waves Audio
Eran Medina spent eight years at Waves Audio from 2009 to 2017, where he specialized in automation development. His work at Waves Audio involved designing and implementing automation solutions to optimize the performance and functionality of the company's audio products. His contributions were key in streamlining various processes to enhance product quality.
QA & Automation Expertise at Amdocs
From 2000 to 2008, Eran Medina held the role of QA & Automation Expert at Amdocs in Hod Hasharon and Sderot, Israel. In this capacity, he was responsible for overseeing quality assurance and developing automation frameworks that improved testing procedures and product reliability. His extensive experience in both QA and automation was pivotal to Amdocs’ operational efficiency.
Educational Background in Software Engineering
Eran Medina studied at Technological College in Beer-Sheva, where he pursued a course in Computer Software Engineering. He graduated as a Software Practical Engineer, completing this program between 1999 and 2001. His education laid a strong foundation for his extensive career in QA and automation development.