TestMu AI Author
Akshay Tamrakar is a Lead SDET with 9 years of experience in software testing, proficient in both automation and manual testing. An iSQI Certified Selenium Tester, he has worked across retail, finance, and healthcare domains, with expertise spanning functional, regression, integration, exploratory, smoke, sanity, performance, API, security, and cloud testing.
Skilled in frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, Robot Framework, and BDD (Cucumber), Akshay is also experienced in TDD and Agile (Scrum) practices. He has led testing teams, built automation frameworks in Java, Python, and JavaScript, and contributed technical content to platforms such as TestMu AI.
Published Articles: 2
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![Exploratory Testing Tutorial: Guide With Examples [2026]](https://assets.testmuai.com/resources/images/meta/exploratory-testing-tutorial.png)
Software Testing
Exploratory Testing Tutorial: Guide With Examples [2026]A comprehensive Exploratory Testing tutorial that covers what Exploratory Testing is, its importance, benefits, and how to perform it with real-time examples.
August 11, 2026

Interview Questions
Top 50 SDET Interview Questions and Answers (2026)Explore key SDET interview questions to prepare for roles in software testing. Get insights on Java, algorithms, and testing methodologies.
September 21, 2026
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Software Testing
Top 40+ Test Engineer Interview Questions and Answers [2026]Master the top 40 test engineer interview questions, covering everything from fundamental testing concepts to advanced topics, tailored to help both freshers and experienced test engineers confidently tackle their interviews.
September 22, 2026

Software Testing
How to Test Desktop Apps Without Code | KaneAIKaneAI tests desktop apps that render their interface in a browser engine, such as Electron apps built on Chromium, by describing flows like settings changes or onboarding in plain English rather than scripting WinAppDriver or Appium. It runs those steps through a secure tunnel for firewalled builds and exports the finished test to Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or Appium code.
July 23, 2026