Sweta Dahal I break software, so users don't.
I spent 23 months working remotely with Jasper Tech, a US-based technology company. I tested products, wrote detailed bug reports, supported stable releases, and used my frontend knowledge to identify and investigate root causes faster.
About me
I’m a QA Engineer with a Bachelor of Computer Applications from Orchid International College and a strong foundation in frontend development.
My journey started with a frontend internship at AashaTech, where I worked with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I later completed professional QA training at Broadway Infosys and went on to spend 23 months working remotely with Jasper Tech, a US-based technology company.
Today, I combine my QA experience with my frontend knowledge to understand how products work from both the user and technical side. I enjoy finding problems, understanding their root causes, communicating them clearly, and helping build software that is reliable, intuitive, and easy to use.
Skills
What I use to keep products reliable.
Quality assurance
- Manual testing
- Test case design
- Test planning
- Bug reporting
- Regression testing
- Functional testing
- Smoke and sanity testing
- Cross-browser testing
- Responsive testing
- API testing
- Agile / Scrum
Frontend
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
Tools
- Jira
- Postman
- Browser DevTools
- Git
Experience and education
Where I have worked and studied.
QA Engineer, Jasper Tech (USA)
23 months, remote- Tested new features and fixes across releases.
- Wrote clear bug reports with steps, evidence and severity.
- Ran regression checks before each release.
- Worked daily with developers and product owners in Agile sprints.
Frontend Intern, AashaTech
Final semester- Learned frontend development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
- Gained hands-on experience with how web pages are built and how they behave in the browser.
QA Training, Broadway Infosys
Professional training- Completed formal training in software quality assurance.
- Studied test case design, bug reporting and the software testing life cycle.
Bachelor of Computer Applications
Orchid International College
How I test
A simple routine that catches problems early and keeps developers unblocked.
- UnderstandRead the requirement, ask questions, and learn what the user needs.
- DesignWrite test cases for normal use, edge cases and error paths.
- ExecuteTest across browsers and screen sizes, including the API when needed.
- Report and retestLog clear bugs, verify the fix, and run regression checks.
What a good bug report includes
- Clear title
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected result
- Actual result
- Severity and priority
- Browser, device and build
- Screenshot or video
- Console or network logs
Impact
What I contributed during my time with Jasper Tech.