Petar Petrov is an SDET and QA automation leader with 11+ years of experience designing scalable test frameworks and driving quality transformation across web, mobile, and embedded systems. He has led QA teams and built automation architectures from the ground up—reducing regression cycles by 80% at Clearstory—while integrating Cypress, Playwright, CI/CD, observability, and cloud data platforms like Snowflake and AWS. Comfortable in Agile and DevOps environments, he blends hands-on backend work (including PHP/WordPress contributions to the popular Automattic/jetpack project) with strategic initiatives in AI-assisted testing, agentic automation, and model-centric QA. Petar has repeatedly bridged product, development, and DevOps to make automation a strategic enabler rather than a checkbox, and he mentors teams on test engineering best practices. Based in Houston, he’s pragmatic about metrics and predictive quality, applying data-driven approaches to ETL validation, observability, and test pipeline optimization. Colleagues know him as “Pete” — a personable technical leader who pairs deep legacy-system experience with curiosity about serverless and autonomous testing.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
High School "Petar Bogdan", Montana, Bulgaria
Bachelor's degree Telecommunications Engineering, Bachelor's degree Telecommunications Engineering at Technical University of Sofia
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:774 reviews, 19 commits, 452 PRs in 2 months
Contributions summary:Petar primarily contributed to the back-end of the Jetpack Boost plugin, focusing on adding and modifying REST API endpoints for site URL retrieval. They also worked on optimizing the plugin's performance by refactoring code and improving logic related to retrieving and processing website URLs. Additionally, the user made improvements to the admin panel by addressing issues related to modal displays and error notifications. Key contributions involved PHP and WordPress-specific functionalities.
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