Irina Bozdoc
About Irina Bozdoc
Irina Bozdoc is a QA Tester currently employed at CD PROJEKT RED in Vancouver, Canada. She has extensive experience in quality assurance, having worked with notable companies such as Ubisoft and Inetum, and emphasizes learning from real-world application failures to enhance software systems.
Current Role at CD Projekt Red
Irina Bozdoc has been working as a QA Tester at CD Projekt Red since 2022. She is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In this role, she focuses on ensuring the quality of software products through rigorous testing methodologies. Her responsibilities include identifying bugs, conducting stress tests, and collaborating with development teams to enhance software performance.
Previous Experience at Ubisoft
Irina Bozdoc has extensive experience at Ubisoft, where she held multiple positions. She worked as a QC Game Tester for six months in 2015, followed by a role as a QC Uplay PC Tester from 2015 to 2016 for eight months. Additionally, she served as a Quality Analyst Tester - Tracking Specialist from 2016 to 2017 for eleven months. Her roles involved testing various gaming products and contributing to quality assurance processes.
Experience in Quality Assurance Testing
In addition to her time at Ubisoft, Irina has worked in several other quality assurance roles. She was a Quality Assurance Tester at addy for three months in 2022 and served as a PLM Software QA Tester / Functional Consultant at Inetum from 2019 to 2021 for two years. Her experience spans across different industries, focusing on software quality and functional testing.
Background in Logistics
Before her career in quality assurance, Irina Bozdoc worked as a Logistic Operator at TITAN Containers A/S from 2014 to 2015 for six months in Constanta, Romania. This role provided her with foundational skills in logistics and operations, which she later applied in her QA testing career.
Professional Development and Learning Philosophy
Irina Bozdoc emphasizes the importance of learning from real-world application failures to improve software systems. She aims to work in environments that foster skill development and provide opportunities to acquire new competencies. Her passion for stress testing systems drives her to find innovative ways to identify and resolve complex issues.