A consultant who still writes the code.
I'm the consultant behind Tim in IT LLC — an independent QA automation and AI automation specialist. For over a decade I've built and repaired test automation for teams who inherited flaky suites, scaled past their frameworks, or wanted AI in their pipeline without gambling on it. I bring the same hands-on rigor to training: helping QA engineers and developers build automation and AI fluency that outlasts any single engagement.
The short version of the path: I started in QA in 2015 and worked my way from manual testing to leading automation strategy — including lead QA/SDET work and enterprise test management for large-scale programs. The work has run across fintech, healthcare, and logistics, on teams from 5 to 80 engineers, and it has included programs where I held an interim Secret clearance. Tim in IT LLC is how I bring that experience to teams directly — Maryland-based, working remotely with clients across the US.
Pragmatic over trendy
AI and automation are tools, not the point. Every recommendation is scoped to measurable delivery impact.
Teach as I build
Every engagement includes knowledge transfer. Your team should be able to run the system without me.
Own the outcome
No hand-off decks. I stay accountable to shipped, working automation — not just recommendations.
What that looks like in practice
- >Led QA automation strategy across web, API, and mobile for teams of 5–80 engineers
- >Built AI-assisted test generation and triage pipelines adopted in production
- >Designed and delivered corporate training programs on automation and AI tooling
- >Speaker and workshop facilitator at QA and engineering community events
Core stack: Playwright and TypeScript first, with Java and C# where the codebase asks for it. Pipelines: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins.
Want to see if we're a fit for your team?
Book a callStart with an audit
Most engagements start the same way — with an audit. The QA Risk Audit and the Web & SEO Audit are both $500 fixed-fee, and the fee is credited toward the work that follows. You get the findings and a prioritized fix list either way.