About

Manish Singh is a Software Quality Senior Engineer at Dell EMC with over 7 years of diverse IT experience in Quality Assurance involving servers, switches, and storage. He has worked on various operating systems such as Rhel, SuSE, Ubuntu, Debian, XenServer, ESXi, and Windows Server Operating System. Manish has hands-on experience working on Dell PowerEdge and PowerEdge-Cloud Servers, Servers, HP Servers, IBM Servers, and Fujitsu Servers. He is proficient in working on Brocade and Cisco Switches and has worked on NetApp 7-mode, NetApp C-mode, and DellEMC storage product (PowerStore, VNX, Unity, DellEquallogic). Manish has experience in testing connectivity between Server, Switches, and Storage arrays in a SAN environment. He has also worked on physical lab migration and bringing the connectivity back within the estimated time. Manish is proficient in working on tools like JIRA, Zephyr, and HPQC. He has a good understanding of FC, FCOE, and iSCSI protocols and has good experience working with RAID. Manish has proficiency and exposure to different testing methodologies. In his current role at Dell, Manish is working on the Powerstore Seamless Migration project, where he is responsible for mostly manual testing and some automation tests for regression suites by modifying in-house test Framework libraries. He has also worked on the DellEMC: SupportAssist Enterprise Enterprise project, where he prepared test scenarios, test cases, and validated diagnostic reports of different OS on different servers, switches, and storage. Manish has previously worked at NetApp as a Software Test Engineer and at Hewlett Packard as a Technical Solutions Rep II-b. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Information Technology from East Point College of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore. Manish's relevant experience in the industry is 9.69 years, and he specializes in test, integration, SDET, and QA. He has strong interpersonal, collaboration, and team-building skills and is effective in communicating with proficiency at grasping new technical concepts quickly and utilizing the same in a productive manner.