George Farish
About George Farish
George Farish is a Lead Quality Engineer at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2006. He has extensive experience in automated testing, having led the implementation of GUI automated test frameworks and developed data-driven frameworks using various programming languages.
Work at Thomson Reuters
George Farish has been employed at Thomson Reuters as a Lead Quality Engineer since 2006. In this role, he focuses on automated matching and GUI testing, utilizing data-driven QTP. His work involves collaboration with colleagues in Bangkok to enhance testing processes. Farish has also led the implementation of a GUI automated test framework, coordinating with third-party software engineers based in Europe.
Previous Experience at Marconi PLC
Prior to his current position, George Farish worked at Marconi PLC as a Software Engineer from 1989 to 2001. His tenure lasted for 12 years at the Nottingham, United Kingdom location. During this time, he contributed to various software engineering projects, gaining valuable experience in the field.
Experience at Nexor
George Farish served as an Automated Test Developer at Nexor from 2003 to 2005. His role focused on developing automated testing solutions, further enhancing his expertise in quality engineering. This position was also based in Nottingham, United Kingdom, where he continued to build his professional skills.
Education and Expertise
George Farish studied Computing Science at Newcastle University, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree from 1984 to 1987. His educational background laid the foundation for his career in software engineering and quality assurance, equipping him with the necessary skills to excel in his roles.
Technical Contributions
Throughout his career, George Farish has made significant technical contributions, including the creation of a Gherkin-based GUI automated test framework using C# and Ranorex. He also developed a data-driven framework and tests for a communications server using Perl and an in-house communications package, showcasing his proficiency in various programming languages and testing methodologies.