Agne Paulauskaite
About Agne Paulauskaite
Agne Paulauskaite is a Junior QA Engineer at The Economist, where she has worked since 2018. She holds a BA (Hons) in Information Technology Security from the University of Wolverhampton and has a background in production support engineering.
Work at The Economist
Agne Paulauskaite has been employed at The Economist since 2018, serving as a Junior QA Engineer. In this role, she is responsible for ensuring the quality and functionality of software products. Her tenure at The Economist spans six years, during which she has contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing user experience and software reliability.
Education and Expertise
Agne Paulauskaite earned a BA (Hons) in Information Technology Security from The University of Wolverhampton, where she graduated with First Class honors. Her studies included a sandwich placement, providing practical experience in the field. Additionally, she obtained the Certified Tester Foundation Level from ISTQB, further solidifying her expertise in quality assurance.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining The Economist, Agne Paulauskaite worked as a Production Support Engineer at the City of Wolverhampton Council from 2016 to 2017. In this position, she supported production systems and ensured their smooth operation, contributing to the efficiency of local government services.
Academic Background
Agne Paulauskaite's academic journey began at Aukuras Gymnasium in Klaipeda, Lithuania, where she completed her GCSEs in subjects including Mathematics, History, and Lithuanian. She then attended South & City College Birmingham, achieving a Distinction in BTEC Level 2 ICT and a Triple Distinction Star in the BTEC National Extended Diploma Level 3 in ICT.