Public Speaking - Testers on Stage
Getting on stage as a tech speaker feels daunting, but preparation, breath control, and slide discipline make the difference between stress and confidence.
Podcast: Software Testing, AI and Quality Insights — Page 3 of 15
AI-generated test cases in a regulated environment
AI-generated test cases in the medical technology environment: how a RAG system remains regulatory clean without tool validation.
Why Test Automation Needs Design Patterns
Test automation code deserves the same design care as production code. Page Object, Builder, Facade and why skipping design patterns turns frameworks into spaghetti.
Soccer analysis meets software testing
600 production runs, one workflow, not a single test for it: How process mining shows what regression testing really needs to cover.
Facing Impostor Syndrome as a Software Tester
Impostor syndrome doesn't just hit newcomers. A seasoned test manager shares how naming her inner critic helped her build a career without a degree.
Software engineering of tomorrow
AI-generated code sounds tempting, but who pays the bill? Why software engineering needs more quality control, not less.
Critical Thinking in Software Testing
AI writes the code, AI writes the tests — but who checks if any of it is actually right? Critical thinking is the skill testers cannot afford to outsource.
Testing and quality assurance for start-ups
Quality in start-ups is not created by processes, but by attitude. Why testers need to be louder than developers.
Metrics: Asset or Trap?
More tests don't mean better quality. See why pairing every metric with a counter-metric is the move that actually drives improvement.
AI-supported test case determination
Specialist departments hardly ever test because there is a lack of test knowledge. How an AI assistant called Sherlock is changing this and delivering test cases according to ISO standards.
Become a Thought Leader
Testers who act as thought leaders don't just find bugs, they shape culture, challenge outdated processes, and give stakeholders data that actually matters.
Exploratory Ensemble Testing
Two years of exploratory ensemble testing in a real project: What the method brings, where it gets stuck and why testing is suddenly fun.
The Robot Framework Journey
Robot Framework started as a master's thesis in 2004 and now has over 80 foundation members. Here's how a generic test core scales to a global ecosystem.
From the question of guilt to error culture
Error culture sounds good on the vision board, but collapses at the first real bug. What really helps before the stress comes.
How Testers Impact Developer Experience
Four DORA metrics already measure what QA teams care about most. Here's how testers can make their work visible through DevEx coaching.
Testing thermal management in e-cars
200 possible system states, a virtual control unit instead of a physical test cabinet: how thermal management tests in electric cars are becoming earlier and more precise.
Ask Me Anything about AI, automation and Shift Left
176 episodes, 122,000 downloads, flaky tests, AI fears and a microphone faux pas: what the year really left behind.
Year-End Review: AI and Accessibility
AI won't replace testers, but it will reward those who use it well. Here's where the real productivity gains are in 2026.