TestMu AI Author
Pricilla Bilavendran is a QA professional with 15+ years of experience across functional, ETL, automation, and API testing. She specializes in API testing and automation using Postman, Newman, Selenium, and Java, and has led teams delivering quality engineering programs in fintech and enterprise domains. A Postman Supernova and AWS Community Builder, Pricilla is an active speaker, mentor, and blogger, sharing hands-on testing practices through talks, workshops, and community initiatives. She currently leads API-focused QA teams in Malaysia and holds an MBA and a B.Tech in Information Technology.
Published Articles: 10
Articles by Author
Automation
Why Bloom’s taxonomy is noteworthy to Software Testing professionals?Learn how Bloom’s Taxonomy organizes learning goals into cognitive levels and why it’s useful for better learning, assessment, and curriculum design.
August 14, 2026
Software Testing
Taming Google-Scale Continuous Testing: TAP & BazelA breakdown of Google's 'Taming Google-Scale Continuous Testing': TAP, Bazel, Regression Test Selection, flaky-test quarantine, and hermetic testing.
July 19, 2026
Software Testing
The Ethical Considerations in AI-Driven Test AutomationExplore the ethical considerations in AI-driven test automation and learn how to ensure responsible and reliable use of this transformative technology. Best practices and real-world instances shared.
March 23, 2026
Automation
Global Accessibility Awareness Day: Trends and Best PracticesCelebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day by learning how to make your digital services more accessible to everyone, ensuring equal access for all users.
May 15, 2025
Software Testing
How Digital Experience Testing can be the Game Changer for Enterprises-Strategies and ImplementationRead the blog to understand how Digital experience testing can be the game changer for enterprises.
June 5, 2026
Automation
How to Improve Mobile Accessibility for Your WebsiteLearn how to improve mobile accessibility for your website, from touch target size and color contrast to screen reader support, WCAG 2.2, and testing tools.
August 24, 2026
