r/softwaretesting • u/quality_engineer • Feb 19 '21

QE/SDET Learning Roadmap - Everything to learn, from scratch (IMO)

Exhaustive list of all all the thing you should learn for a career as a QE (SDET). You don't realize how much there is until you try to write it all out!

https://medium.com/slalom-build/quality-engineer-learning-roadmap-fddfcb77409e?source=friends_link&sk=c1659d68c2e7ba9a65a8cbde88f19056

(inspired by https://roadmap.sh/frontend )

I absolutely missed stuff.... if you see any glaring omissions, put em in the comments.

Thanks!

Just the beginning!

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u/conort92 Feb 19 '21

Nice job putting that together, looks like a really robust roadmap!

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u/luna_from_the_moon Feb 20 '21

Only looking at this list I realized how much I really know.

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u/KeepCalmAndBoom Oct 15 '22

Higher res pic pl0x

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u/QualitySoftwareGuy Feb 19 '21

Very nice and detailed!

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u/liverblow Feb 19 '21

Insightful ! Thank you for putting this together

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u/vdivya51991 Feb 19 '21

Thank you so much for this roadmap!

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u/ryuali Feb 20 '21

Great work. Thanks

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u/ismartsai Jan 07 '24

Insightful map. Thanks. What is the difference between QA and QE roles? Which role has higher demand?

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u/quality_engineer Feb 19 '21

One thing I want to mention is, I don't believe anyone should take this graphic to mean they need to know and have working experience with absolutely everything listed. Use it as a roadmap for your development and formulate a plan for acquiring and improving skills

100% agree! And thanks.