Abdullah Cevik

Before entering the private sector, I worked as a mid-level manager in the human resources department of a government agency for about 4 years. In 2 of these 4 years I worked with the developers who built the personnel information system. Like a client, I asked them to develop many new modules for our department. I tested the module at every stage and gave feedback. In this way, I contributed to the development of dozens of modules with the least defects and I improved my skills on manuel testing. We applied agile methodology.

Afterwards, being in the software development process became a passion for me and I decided to continue my career as a professional QA Automation Engineer in the private sector.

Then, I graduated from an intensive hands-on bootcamp with approximately 1000 hours of lectures at the field of Software QA Testing. During this process, I took part in various projects. In a very short time, we learned the tools that are widely used in this field in a very qualified way. I shared my skills and experiences in my resume.

While I was browsing the career pages, I saw your postings. I realized that my area of interest coincided with your posting and I decided to contact you.

In the next part of my career, I would love to take part in a corporate formation like you and in a high-cultural working environment. I am aware that this is a team job and I want to be a strong building block of your team in the coming years. I am comfortable with the remote working system.

I believe that I can learn new programming languages and new tools in a short time, relying on my current knowledge

I am confident in my abilities. But I am also aware of the importance of having more experience. I believe that working with you will give me a unique experience. Also, It is a fact that every organization needs a passionate and dedicated employee.

I believe that I can learn new programming languages and new tools in a short time, relying on my current knowledge.

As for my salary expectation, I need a professional culture more than pay right now.

I appreciate your positive or negative feedback, and thank you for taking the time to read the letter.