Dipak Nehe

Senior Quality Engineering Leader · 15+ years

Dipak Nehe

I lead quality engineering: test strategy, automation frameworks and the engineers who build them. I also build apps myself. My latest is a stock analysis website with Android and iOS versions, each backed by full automated tests and CI.

Domain expertise across the EV industry, healthcare, fintech and e-learning.

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Impact

Featured project

10-Year Stock Value Analysis

A website and two phone apps that read 10 years of a company's SEC filings and explain them in plain English.

Demo of the stock site: looking up Coca-Cola (KO), then the at-a-glance summary, red flags, SEC history, insider trades, the Graham and Buffett checklists, charts and a comparison with Intel
Looking up Coca-Cola, then each tab of the analysis and a comparison with Intel.

The website

Look up any US-listed company and get its trends, 20+ red-flag checks, its SEC filing record, insider trades and the Graham, Buffett, Lynch and Piotroski checklists. Also: compare two stocks, a saved portfolio, an S&P 500 picker, CSV downloads, English and Spanish.

Python serverless on Vercel · strict TypeScript bundled with esbuild · SEC EDGAR data

Live site Code Test report

The Android and iOS apps

Native shells around the site: Kotlin on Android, SwiftUI on iOS. They add an offline screen, watch-list notifications that open the company, and saving CSV files through the phone's share sheet.

Kotlin · SwiftUI · WebView / WKWebView

Code

659
automated checks on the website
221
Playwright end-to-end tests, 60 of them accessibility (axe)
68
Appium end-to-end tests, 34 per phone platform
WCAG 2.2 AA
accessibility target, checked on every push

Experience

15+ years in quality engineering across the EV industry, healthcare, fintech and e-learning.

  1. Senior Quality Assurance Engineer · Slate Auto

    May 2026 – present

    Playwright and TypeScript suites, and WebdriverIO for Android and iOS testing of connected-vehicle apps.

  2. Senior Quality Assurance Engineer · Teladoc

    Dec 2021 – Apr 2026

    Owned end-to-end test delivery for web, API, mobile and Kafka event-driven features. Took regression from mostly manual to mostly automated, owned test planning and defect triage, and mentored four QA engineers.

  3. Software Developer in Test · MUFG Union Bank

    Jul 2020 – Nov 2021

    Core QA on the migration of 2 million+ retail checking accounts to a new core banking platform.

  4. Quality Engineering Manager and earlier roles · Cognizant

    May 2005 – Jun 2020

    As Quality Engineering Manager (2015–2020), led QA across investment banking and asset management programs, standardising automation, BDD and CI/CD across teams, and signed off releases for custodian platforms.

Download the full résumé (PDF) · B.E. Computer Engineering, University of Pune

Certifications

Other projects

Skills and tools

Web and API testing

  • Playwright
  • Selenium
  • REST Assured
  • Postman
  • axe-core
  • TestNG

Mobile testing

  • Appium
  • WebdriverIO
  • Espresso
  • XCTest
  • XCUITest

Unit, BDD and load

  • pytest
  • behave
  • Node test runner
  • JUnit
  • k6

CI, reporting and code quality

  • GitHub Actions
  • Jenkins
  • Allure
  • Vercel
  • ESLint
  • Ruff
  • mypy

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • Java
  • Kotlin
  • Swift

AI-assisted testing

  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • GitHub Copilot
  • AI test authoring
  • Intelligent test selection

How I test

  1. Test in layers

    Fast unit tests for the rules, BDD scenarios for the business logic, end-to-end tests for what a user does, and load tests for traffic. Each layer catches what the one below can't.

  2. Page and screen objects

    Tests describe what the user does; locators live in one place, so a UI change means one edit, not fifty.

  3. Accessibility is a test

    Every page is scanned with axe in the same run as the functional tests, so a missing label fails the build like any other bug.

  4. Repeatable data

    End-to-end tests run on saved responses, so they're quick and don't flake when a live service changes, and a separate suite checks the live site.

  5. Every push runs it

    GitHub Actions and Jenkins run lint, type checks and tests on every change, with Allure reports holding screenshots and videos for each step.

  6. Load on demand

    k6 API and browser tests ramp users up and down, run by hand when needed rather than on every deploy.

  7. AI as a pair, not a pilot

    I use Claude and GitHub Copilot to draft tests, page objects and CI workflows faster. Every generated test is reviewed and has to fail for the right reason before it's merged.

Contact

Happy to talk about test automation roles, projects or anything above.