niemam29

I am a Software Quality Engineer with 2+ year of experience in the aviation and crypto industry. The most exciting projects that I was responsible for quality were the Brief which was an application for the generation of Briefing Package document for flight Crew and for parsing the weather messages and Swapr - DEX developed by DxDao. Both of those projects taught me what is the value of Quality in IT (;

Why am I calling myself Software Quality Engineer instead of Tester or just QA?

I noticed that many QA's or Testers treat this job as some kind of easier way to get into IT. Still, for me, it is something more than that - the responsibility, differentiation, and high impact on the final product keep me more motivated than anything.
Besides that, I have got broad IT knowledge - from DevOps stuff to even C (which is the god's language as we all know)

Why web3 and Crypto?

I consider myself as a kind of Cypherpunk - the direction which we are all following does not sound good to me. I do not like deep AI tracking all my moves, governments being able to just cancel me without any problems. As Eric Hughes says "We must defend our own privacy if we expect to have any."