Ariel Chambaz

During my four-month internship at Kudelski IoT, I worked on automating the testing processes for the RecovR mobile application. My responsibilities included:

- Identifying and selecting the most appropriate technologies for implementation, such as Appium and WebdriverIO. These tools were essential for supporting automated testing on both iOS and Android platforms to ensure the application works on both. Additionally, they needed to support web automation for certain parts of the tests.

- Writing detailed test plans for automated tests.

- Developing and implementing automated test frameworks using Appium and WebdriverIO.

- Creating and executing end-to-end (E2E) tests to ensure the application's functionality and performance, avoiding the need to manually perform tests with each new version of the application.

- Using a Hardware Test Server to automate physical interactions with IoT devices for comprehensive testing.

- Exploring advanced solutions such as OpenCV for code maintainability and "Visual Testing" for user interface validation.

- Documenting test results and generating detailed reports for analysis using Allure Report and an email notification system at the end of test execution.

- Handing over our entire project to another team of engineers, showing them how the project works, how to write new tests, and how to add new features to the project.

Developed 30+ API tests and 50+ automated web tests using Selenium. Improved CI/CD efficiency with Jenkins and GitLab pipelines. Strengthened backend testing using C#, .NET Framework, and Web Test.

Ensured RGAA compliance of the Kaligo web application by rigorously applying all 106 accessibility criteria of the official French government guidelines. Collaborated with the development team to identify and fix accessibility issues, improving usability for users with disabilities.