Sergey Teperchuk is a Quality Assurance Automation Lead with nearly a decade of hands-on experience building and leading QA teams across web, mobile, desktop and microservices environments. He combines strong programming skills in Python, C#, Java and Ruby with expertise in Selenium, PyTest, Appium and containerized test environments (Docker, Kubernetes) to deliver robust automation frameworks and unit tests. At Capgemini he leads teams of 3–10 engineers, plans release-driven timelines, authors test strategies and produces analytical defect and status reporting to keep complex projects on track. Sergey also contributes to open-source cloud tooling—adding AWS serverless and monitoring resources to a Crossplane provider—showing depth in backend infrastructure as well as QA. With a background in Android and microservices development and a formal software engineering education from Odessa State Polytechnic, he blends leadership, coding and systems thinking to drive quality across the stack.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Specialist of Software development, Specialist of Software development at Odessa State Polytechnic University
Contributions:34 commits, 33 PRs, 13 pushes in 2 months
Contributions summary:Sergey added resources related to AWS Serverless Application Repository CloudFormation stacks, autoscaling resources, AWS Service Discovery service, AWS Autoscaling Group tags, AWS IoT resources, cloudwatchlogs, and Macie2 resources to the provider. These changes included code generation and implementation of new APIs and configurations. The contributions expanded the provider's capabilities to manage serverless applications, infrastructure, and monitoring resources.
Official Azure Provider for Crossplane by Upbound.
Contributions:106 pushes, 49 branches in 1 month
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