The choice to enter the IT world came in high school, while I was attending the two-year course at ITST Kennedy in Pordenone. In the second year I had to choose the specialization for the following three years, and I was undecided between mechanics and computer science. While I was talking about it with my parents I said: \"I want to make the computer do what I want\", mom and I still remember that precise moment well. From there the choice was clear: IT.
At the end of the three-year period I obtained the diploma of \"IT expert\", and in the following autumn I decided to attend the course in developing integrated applications on mobile devices at the current ITS Alto Adriatico in Pordenone. The course dealt with the development of native mobile applications, and at the end of the course I obtained the diploma of \"Higher Technician for integrated applications on mobile devices\".
From here, my journey as a dev begins. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Work experiences<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nMOLO17<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
After some internship experiences I started working as an Android developer in MOLO17<\/a>, ed \u00e8 in questo percorso che il CEO nota in me un lato metodico. Ne esce un confronto nel quale mi pone davanti ad una scelta: proseguire come sviluppatore, oppure intraprendere un nuovo percorso orientato agli aspetti funzionali dei Software. \u00c8 Marzo 2017, e scelgo di intraprendere il nuovo percorso chiudendo definitivamente le porte al mondo dello sviluppo.
From that moment I began to test the applications that were created, starting a path that still sees me today as a Software Tester.
In MOLO17 I mainly checked native mobile apps (Android and iOS apps for smartphones and tablets) and web apps, also checking the responsiveness on mobile devices.
It wasn't the only task: by setting up the Backlog and drafting the User Stories with Jira<\/a> (first in a more descriptive way, later using Gherkin), I explained to the development team what needed to be implemented. An example of software described and tested is Zulu .E, a solution created for emergency medical services<\/a>.
In the development process I had a dual role: I understood what I had to verify by writing the requirements and, once the developments were completed, I performed the actual tests using the exploratory testing technique.
The experience in MOLO17 did not stop directly at the verification of the front end of the solutions created, but was expanded by testing only the Rest APIs of a project via Postman and, in small experiences, in the verification of applications created with virtual reality such as virtual trainer for future radiology technicians of the University of Udine.<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\nBEANTECH<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
From that moment I began to test the applications that were created, starting a path that still sees me today as a Software Tester.
In MOLO17 I mainly checked native mobile apps (Android and iOS apps for smartphones and tablets) and web apps, also checking the responsiveness on mobile devices.
It wasn't the only task: by setting up the Backlog and drafting the User Stories with Jira<\/a> (first in a more descriptive way, later using Gherkin), I explained to the development team what needed to be implemented. An example of software described and tested is Zulu .E, a solution created for emergency medical services<\/a>.
In the development process I had a dual role: I understood what I had to verify by writing the requirements and, once the developments were completed, I performed the actual tests using the exploratory testing technique.
The experience in MOLO17 did not stop directly at the verification of the front end of the solutions created, but was expanded by testing only the Rest APIs of a project via Postman and, in small experiences, in the verification of applications created with virtual reality such as virtual trainer for future radiology technicians of the University of Udine.<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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