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Performance Test Engineer at Testhouse

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India

More than 2.5 years of diversified experience in software testing with emphasis on Performance testing using the industry leading tools like HP Loadrunner, Jmeter and Visual Studio.

Has worked in agile project environment and knowledge in multiple domains such as Core Banking, Education, Insurance, Telecommunication, E-Commerce and Mobile banking etc. 

Has consistently demonstrated proficiency at quickly learning and contributing to business operations and systems improvement in both internal and client facing roles.


Role Description: 

Worked in various performance, manual and mobile testing projects with the team under various
domains like Core Banking, Education, Insurance, Telecommunication, E-Commerce and Mobile banking etc.

Performance Testing using HP LoadRunner, JMeter & Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise
• Experience working in Windows and UNIX Environment
• Experience in monitoring servers using tools like SiteScope and Perfmon
• Experience in monitoring UNIX servers with vmstat and iostat.
• Analyze the CPU Utilization, Memory usage, Garbage Collection and DB connections to verify the performance of the applications.
• Analyze the network connections between the servers
• Execute performance / load / stress and other non-functional tests. Monitor application logs to determine system behavior. Address all technical issues, facilitate the resolution and necessary follow up with Development team, and other cross-functional departments.
• Responsible for setting up monitors to monitor network activities and bottlenecks.
• Installed SiteScope, and configured monitors for analysis.
• Analyzed results for Bottlenecks and made recommendations for the bottlenecks.
• Monitored Metrics on Application server, Web server and database server.
• Detail oriented and good at task requiring vigilance, accuracy, speed, and detection of minor differences
• Well self - organized and team player
• Analyse various problems involved in the process and works as an effective team member
• Able to execute testing independently and ensuring critical defect free project deliveries and meeting the planned schedule

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