10+ years validating live and on-demand video quality across the streaming lifecycle — from channel acquisition to client playback. A few highlights from each role, auto-playing below.
Owns playback quality for Xfinity Stream — 3.2M+ monthly users and 45M+ hours of streaming a month, across Roku, Web, Mobile, and Smart TV.
Led 4K quality validation for the Super Bowl, FIFA, and the Olympics — checking channel lineup and stream quality live, on air.
Traces HLS/DASH streaming issues down to the exact layer — client, delivery, or backend — and validates DRM playback via Widevine and PlayReady.
Built a custom LG Smart TV test driver with AI-assisted coding, automated half of Roku's manual regression, and unified 3 platforms onto one shared test suite.
Led the first successful validation of the XTVAPI-to-XVP migration — the pattern every other platform followed afterward.
Coaches offshore QA engineers and partners daily with development and product to shape what "release ready" really means.
Automated roughly 70% of DirecTV Now's test workflows — account setup and video playback — using Java, Selenium, and TestNG.
Stood up a Roku automation suite on the Lattice HTTP server, plus Appium-based scripts covering Android and iOS mobile testing.
Automated channel-lineup verification by ZIP code, cutting manual validation effort across every regional market.
Used Direct Measure of Quality servers and parallel cross-browser Android execution for stable, repeatable automated runs.
Ran manual validation on Chromecast, Fire TV, and Apple TV, and delivered a proof of concept for Fire TV automation.