Quality Engineering & Intelligent Test Automation

Quality,
woven in.

SBIT connects quality, automation and delivery. So teams see risks earlier, get useful feedback and make informed decisions.

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Quality belongs in every connection.
From the very first question.

Three woven layers: platinum for agreements, aubergine for implementation and SBIT blue for quality.

SBIT / THE QUALITY FABRIC

AgreementImplementationQuality

Open the system

Senior expertise. Connected thinking.A principle you can explore01 — 05 / CONTINUOUS QUALITY

01 / The quality fabric

One assumption.
A whole system responds.

Who is allowed to approve a change? Follow this unclear requirement through a delivery cycle. See why the moment of feedback matters.

INTERACTIVE ILLUSTRATION / NO CLIENT DATAOverview · connections at a glance

Agreement

Implementation

Quality

Feedback returns to the source

Three layers. One shared responsibility.

Quality connects agreements and implementation throughout the cycle. A late check leaves assumptions unexamined for longer.

Ready to explore

Start with what is unclear.

An unclear agreement can affect design, code and tests. Introduce a change to see those connections.

AgreementImplementationUnexamined assumptionQuality & feedback

An illustrative model, not a prediction. Earlier feedback can reveal unclear requirements; performance, integration and real use still need their own checks. No time savings or release guarantees are calculated.

02 / From principle to practice

Not more tests.
More useful answers.

Technology follows the problem. SBIT brings testing, development and delivery together to help teams act on what matters.

01 — QUALITY

Quality Engineering

Make risks explicit. Sharpen acceptance criteria. Build a test strategy around what the organization needs to trust.

Risk analysis / test strategy / accessibility

02 — AUTOMATION

Automation with purpose

Automate valuable checks and make the results actionable. Maintainable test assets, with knowledge that stays in the team.

Test Automation / API / responsible AI

03 — ENGINEERING

Quality in delivery

Connect code, tests and CI/CD. Apply the same discipline to digital experiences: accessible, responsive and fast.

Continuous Quality / Web Engineering

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03 / Experience behind the approach

Grounded
in practice.

SBIT is built on Sanjay Bihari's experience in software quality since 2007, combined with development and delivery expertise.

2007Software quality
as a foundation, ever since.

Sanjay BihariFounder / Senior ConsultantView my LinkedIn profile ↗

ENTERPRISE / CONTINUOUS TESTINGFrom build to visible feedback

In an enterprise assignment, unit, integration, system and functional tests ran automatically after builds. The results were made visible to the team.

The value: automated checks that support a delivery decision.

Java / Robot Framework / JMeter

QUALITY / DEVELOPMENTLook beyond the test result

Experience combines functional and visual automation with Java and Angular development, Jenkins pipelines and performance testing.

The value: connect symptoms to code and delivery context when investigating a problem.

Java / Angular / Jenkins / Selenium

AI / HUMAN REVIEWAssistance with accountability

In Sanjay's AI-assisted workflow, GPT and Llama help create or improve test scripts and generate data. Output is reviewed for reliability, organizational rules, ethics and coding style.

AI supports the work. Human judgment remains responsible for the result.

Selected practical experience. Projects are described without client names.

More about experience and practice ↗

04 / Notes on better engineering

Ideas worth
putting to work.

Blogs about quality, intelligent automation and digital engineering. From a useful question to a practical approach.

First articles coming soon · themes on the agenda

01 / QE
Quality starts with the question.
Risks, clear agreements and earlier feedback.
02 / AI
Automate with judgment.
AI in engineering, with human review.
03 / WEB
A good experience works for everyone.
Performance and accessibility as design decisions.