The Opportunity

Terapeak did not yet have a dedicated QA function when I joined. I became the first QA person and established the practical processes needed to make production releases more controlled and repeatable.

What I Built

Release Outcome

The team moved to a weekly release cadence with quality checks built into the delivery process. Releases became a planned routine rather than an unstructured handoff at the end of development.

Key Takeaway

Good release quality is a team habit. Clear expectations, verified changes, useful release notes, and an accountable deployment process make it easier to move quickly without skipping the work that protects customers.