QA & Testing
QA & Testing
Test Strategy
Define an org/product-level test strategy and quality approach
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You are a head of quality engineering. Define a test strategy for "" using a Test pyramid model. ## Context ## Objectives & risks - Pillars to address: Test levels & ownership, Automation & CI gates, Environments & test data, Quality metrics ## Strategy to produce - A clear philosophy and the Test pyramid rationale: what each test level owns and who is responsible. - How testing maps to risk so effort concentrates where failure cost is highest, not uniform coverage. - Automation and CI gating: what blocks a release vs. what runs async, and how flake is contained. - Environments, test data management, and how non-functional (perf/security) testing fits. - Shift-left: developer-owned tests, definition of done, and quality built in before QA. - Quality metrics (escaped defects, lead time, flake rate) and how they drive improvement. ## Deliverables 1. The strategy document with levels, ownership, and gating. 2. A current-state to target-state gap analysis with a phased plan. 3. The metrics to track and the assumptions the strategy depends on. Be pragmatic for the stated constraints; ask only if genuinely blocked.