Junior QA Engineer @ Humanity
I have always been a person that notices when things are off or when issues arise. I have also always been a person that says what's bugging me, even though saying so would often land me in some type of awkward situation. I eventually found out that there was a job position where I can do all of this and get paid for it, so I applied for a QA internship.
The internship led to a full time job and to finding out that there were more sides to QA than I initially knew of, one of them being the planning of the development itself. This aspect of QA is the one I perhaps like the most, because I see it as chasing that idealistic idea/utopia of a bug free product. This is also where I get to still say things that lead to awkward situations, only this time in a professional manner.
Outside of work, I enjoy traveling (I am a part time tour guide as well), cycling, some lightweight gardening and brushing up on my Norwegian.