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Andrei Gogoase: Continued Growth & Success at ComputerTalk
by Andrei Gogoase | Published On October 17, 2024
My journey at ComputerTalk started back in September of 2021 as an Application Quality Assurance Analyst. Since I started working here, I have been able to meet some incredible people and pick up a variety of skills.
For me, the coolest part of working here is the company culture. The office is a great place to be, and it promotes a lot of collaboration among individuals and teams. The open layout allows us to comfortably communicate freely with each other.
Working as a Quality Assurance Analyst is a very rewarding job. In this role, I have the opportunity to interact with a multitude of different departments like Project Owners, Application Developers, Customer Support and sometimes even clients. Our main goal and responsibility is to ensure applications we deliver to our customers are of the highest quality and work exactly as desired.
New opportunities
The future is very bright for me at ComputerTalk, especially as I am starting to take on a new role as an Application Designer. One of the many amazing things about working at ComputerTalk is the ability to explore new roles within the company. Everyone at the company fits like a puzzle in the great mosaic we are. The second amazing quality of working at ComputerTalk is the people; you can tell that everyone wants to help and goes above and beyond their duty to make sure we succeed. As a member of this team, we have access to training, mentoring and a multitude of other resources that allow us to thrive. The satisfaction that we get from being able to do our day-to-day tasks can’t be matched, and it always helps that everyone here is so supportive and kind.
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