TestMu AI Author

Rohit Mehta is the Quality Engineering and Testing Practice Head at Pratham Software (PSI), with 15+ years of experience across enterprise and SaaS platforms. He builds AI-driven QA practices that enable faster releases, lower risk, and predictable quality at scale. He leads QA strategy, AI adoption, and governance across programs, working closely with engineering, product, and CXO teams to position quality as a business enabler.

His expertise includes intelligent test generation, self-healing automation, regression optimization, predictive analytics, and CI/CD-integrated quality practices. He wrote the book Software Testing Revolution Using AI: The Future of Quality Engineering and has spoken at Spartans Summit 2026 and the Agile Testing Alliance AutomATAhon on AI-driven testing. On TestMu AI, he published a guide on conversational AI testing for chatbots and voice agents. He holds an MS in Software Systems from BITS Pilani and a B.Tech in Computer Science.

Published Articles: 2

Articles by Author

Conversational AI Testing: How to Test Chatbots and Voice Agents

Software Testing

Conversational AI Testing: How to Test Chatbots and Voice Agents

Conversational AI testing runs structured, repeatable simulations against a chatbot, voice assistant, or phone agent to confirm it completes tasks, holds context across turns, and stays safe and on policy. It matters because a 2025 developer survey found only 33 percent trust AI output accuracy.

August 18, 2026

Spartans Summit'26: Stop Writing Tests, Start Training Models

Software Testing

Spartans Summit'26: Stop Writing Tests, Start Training Models

Why do bugs slip through when thousands of tests pass? Rohit Mehta breaks it down at Spartans Summit 2026 with insights on AI-powered testing.

April 22, 2026

9 Best testRigor Alternatives for 2026

Software Testing

9 Best testRigor Alternatives for 2026

Compare 9 testRigor alternatives for 2026, scored on authoring model, maintenance, coverage breadth and exit cost, plus a hands-on locator run on real browsers.

August 6, 2026