The QA engineer behind Bright Testing.
I'm Catalin Diac, a software and system testing engineer with more than 7 years of professional testing experience across automotive systems and web applications.

Engineering background supporting software, systems and applied computing work.
Foundation-level certification in software testing principles and practices.
Web applications · Product workflows · Playwright automation
Working tools: Jira · Codebeamer · Playwright · Jenkins
Software and system testing across automotive and web products.
More than seven years of professional software and system testing have built a strong foundation in structured validation, integration, regression, requirements, traceability and risk-based thinking across complex automotive environments.
That experience also extends to customer-facing web applications through hands-on manual and exploratory testing, API validation, release testing and pragmatic automation with tools such as Playwright where repeatable coverage creates real value.
Across both contexts, the working principle is the same: understand the product first, make risk visible, communicate findings clearly and automate deliberately.
The values behind Bright Testing.
Six principles that shape how I think about quality, product risk and collaboration.
B · Brilliance
Clarity in thinking and execution.
R · Responsibility
Ownership of quality risk.
I · Insight
Curiosity before assumptions.
G · Growth
Continuous learning and adaptation.
H · Human-Centricity
Test for the real user, not only the requirement.
T · Team Agility
Flexible, low-friction collaboration.