99% of SDETs are still not sure which tools to put on their resume. You’re not alone. Here’s a quick framework to nail your QA tech stack section—every time. 👇
1. Lead with your core language & test framework
• Java → JUnit 5, TestNG
• JavaScript/TypeScript → Jest, Mocha+Chai
• Python → pytest, unittest
2. Show you own the UI layer
• Pick one: Selenium WebDriver OR Playwright
• Add “Cypress” if you’ve built component/visual tests
3. Highlight your API chops
• RestAssured (Java) OR requests/pytest (Python)
• Postman + Newman for quick wins
4. Sprinkle in your “specialties”
• Mobile: Appium or XCUITest
• BDD: Cucumber or SpecFlow
• Performance: JMeter or k6
5. Demonstrate DevOps fluency
• CI/CD: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI
• Containers: Docker & Testcontainers
• IaC: Terraform or Ansible
6. Wrap with reporting & collaboration
• Reports: Allure or ExtentReports
• Management: TestRail or Zephyr
• Communication: Jira, Confluence, Slack
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