About

Rahul Sahu is an experienced Staff Automation Engineer with over 12 years of experience in developing and maintaining test automation frameworks for web, mobile, rest, and soap-based applications. He is proficient in programming languages like Java and Python and has extensive experience working with automation tools such as Selenium, Apache's HttpClient, Rest Template, Rest Assured, Appium, TestNG, Cucumber, Junit, and spring-rest. Rahul is skilled in creating and implementing automation execution strategies like on-demand, nightly, in CI, and reporting and notification. He has experience setting up infrastructures for automation execution for cross-browser and mobile over on-prem devices and cloud platforms like AWS and GCP. He has extensive experience with web services REST/SOAP automation at isolation level and integration level. Rahul has experience setting up E2E CI/CD with tools like Jenkins, Bamboo, terraform, Ansible, Docker, Sonar, and Kubernetes over AWS and CGP. He is experienced in enablement of Code Coverage & Quality gating in CI with Sonar, Jacoco after running unit Test, Automation tests. He has built and maintained automation tooling for application & infrastructure (monitoring, alerting, logging, tracing). Rahul has worked as a Staff Automation Engineer at LogicMonitor and as an Automation & DevOPS consultant at Turtlemint. He has also worked as a Principal Consultant at Afour Technologies. At Turtlemint, he developed and maintained automation frameworks for web/mobile/REST using Selenium, TestNG, Allure, Maven. He integrated and automated existing manual solutions and processes and set up E2E CI/CD with tools (Jenkins, Ansible, Docker, Sonar, Kubernaties). At Afour Technologies, he worked on Restful microservices automation using TestNG, Rest Assured, Espresso test automation for Android app, and E2E/Integration automation framework for Web/Mobile. Rahul holds a Master of Computer Application degree from VIT and a BCA degree from Extol Institute of Computer Application Bhopal. His tech stack includes AWS, Mobile, Web, Ansible, test, CI/CD, Selenium, infra, Docker, Jenkins, Bamboo, Terraform, Integration, Kubernetes, Spring, GCP, DevOps, Python, Java, SDET, and Microservices.