"The demand for testers is growing year after year,

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Vladimir Kashirskiy, CEO of Performance Lab, believes that the market situation creates new opportunities for specialists ready for self-development and advanced training: "If you are a tester, pay attention to automation skills: the trend of mixing the roles of a manual tester and an automation engineer is becoming more chile whatsapp number database and more active. Pay attention to the Go programming language: the community is growing every year, as is the number of vacancies for automation engineers in Go. Another important trend is T-shaped skills: such an engineer is well versed in one expert area and has two or three more competencies at a basic level. Among the soft skills necessary for a good engineer, employers consistently note attentiveness, a desire for development, responsibility and analytical skills."

despite everything, because the Russian IT market is growing, but the market structure - and therefore the demand for certain personnel - is changing. If in previous years the market was, as they say, omnivorous, now there is a greater need for specialists who have worked in the production of complex enterprise-level systems; for experts in automated and load testing; for team leaders who can organize quality assurance within complex DevSecOps cycles," Artem Kostryukov is confident.

Any changes in legislation regarding software quality and security, as Igor Bessarab believes, will create increased demand for specialists with the relevant competencies.

"Many companies in our country strive to develop innovative and breakthrough projects that can successfully compete in the market. All entrepreneurs understand that even the most amazing idea will not be successful if the project is implemented incorrectly. That is why companies are increasingly beginning to pay attention to the quality of their products and services. Quality Assurance (QA) specialists help them with this," Artem Zgogurin is confident.

Denis Vodeneyev points out that, according to statistics, an understanding of the need for testing, if it did not exist before, appears only when there are actual losses (financial/image) after the software is put into industrial operation: "In a narrower sense, formalizing software quality requirements with mandatory testing procedures that will be carried out directly by testing specialists can improve quality, on the one hand, and on the other hand, increase demand for testers in areas supervised by the ICC and CCT."