About this Episode:
Can anyone do performance testing? In this episode, Eric Proegler, a Staff Test Instructure Engineer for Credit Karma, shares performance test strategies and how to test and measure performance. Discover performance testing, load testing, and performance testing techniques to help explore, describe, quantify, and measure performance. Listen also to hear what onsite events Eric will be at to learn from him in person.
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About Eric Proegler
Eric Proegler is a Staff Test Instructure Engineer for Credit Karma in Oakland, California. Previously, he’s been a Senior Director of Quality Engineering, a performance testing consulting practice lead, a Testing Tools Product Manager, and the President of the Association for Software Testing. At work, Eric is hacking processes, writing documentation, asking questions, and generally splitting the difference between Solver and Right Hand StaffEng Archetypes. He’s presented and/or facilitated at CAST, TestBash, Agile, PNSQC, CMG Impact, STARWEST, Jenkins World, Oredev, Nordic Testing Days, Romanian Testing Conference, Yerevan Testing Days, CodeFest, STPCon, WOPR, and STiFS. In his free time, Eric spends time with family, runs a science fiction book club, and is looking forward to resuming a busy schedule of live literary events, music, and stand-up comedy. He also seeks out street food from all over, plays video games, collects Lego sets, and follows the NBA.
Connect with Eric Proegler
- Company: www.creditkarma.com
- Twitter: 3r1c_p/photo
- LinkedIn: eproegler
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