QA Engineer Review

I would mostly do investigative work, where I would analyze new features implemented in the software. I would create various CFD models to test these features, use Python to automatize my work.

I have improved my CFD skills, as CFD analysis has been my daily work routine. Siemens provides various training courses, such as personality development courses, business training courses, and various seminars.

I was given enough of responsibility as I had to finalize the implementation of developers' work. If I find something unacceptable I had to tell the developers to fix it as I had to approve their work.

I had 6 week training at the start of my placement, where I worked closely with my previous intern. However, even when the previous intern left, I had my team where I could ask freely any questions I had and my team would always sort the problem instantaneously. My line manager would always support me in case I have too much/too little work, help out with any issue that I may encounter.

There has been quite a few office activities, including quite a few business dinners, leisure and social activities. There was an opportunity to travel to a few other cities on business related events.

I have been a part of a helpful team, which would always support me in case of a problem. My work was varied and even in the end of my placement I learned something new and something different. I enjoyed the opportunity to learn new technologies and discover something that is beneficial in improving the product.

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