QA strategy and governance
Definition of QA models, entry and exit criteria, traceability, metrics, executive dashboards, risk management, prioritization, and visibility for decision-making.
Founder
Senior experience to build, manage, and release reliable software
IT Solution Company is grounded in real Software Quality practice. The offering is built on senior experience in QA/QE leadership, test automation, quality governance, CI/CD, test management, delivery, and team improvement in demanding digital environments.
Who we are
A specialized firm built from real-world experience
IT Solution Company is a Peruvian firm specialized in Software Quality, Quality Engineering, and Quality-First software services. The company was founded on a clear conviction: quality should not arrive late or act only as a final checkpoint. It should shape how business needs are understood, how scope is defined, how the backlog is prioritized, how solutions are built, how validations are automated, how risks are managed, and how release-readiness is decided.
That's why we don't position as a generalist IT consultancy, a mass software factory, or a typical development agency. We focus on teams and companies that need to build, manage, and release software with more order, more visibility, and less uncertainty.
Our value is in connecting three dimensions that often work in isolation: business, technology, and quality.
Background
The experience behind the Quality-First approach
IT Solution Company's offering is backed by over 12 years of professional experience in Software Quality, QA, Quality Engineering, automation, technical leadership, and delivery improvement.
That trajectory includes roles such as Senior QA Technical Lead, Chapter Lead QE, QA Lead, QA Automation Engineer, Senior Software Quality Analyst, and Testing Specialist. Along the way, the experience spans projects and teams in banking, finance, insurance, telecommunications, education, digital products, and environments where quality, traceability, and operational continuity have direct business impact.
This background is not presented as biographical trivia. It is the foundation of the judgment applied to every conversation, every diagnostic, and every proposal. It allows us to understand what happens when QA arrives late, when automation is not well prioritized, when acceptance criteria are weak, when the backlog grows out of control, or when teams release with limited visibility of risk.
Professional evolution
From operational QA to Quality Engineering and reliable delivery
In the early years, the focus was on functional validation, test case design, requirements analysis, defect management, test data generation, support for certifications, and quality control for production releases.
Later, the experience evolved into test automation, BDD, Gherkin, API/Web frameworks, continuous integration, performance testing, security validations from QA, and improved collaboration between development, product, and quality.
In subsequent stages, the work expanded into team leadership, QA governance, end-to-end traceability, executive metrics, OKRs/KPIs, visibility dashboards, technical training, mentoring, and defining standards for more sustainable quality practices.
Today that evolution becomes an integrated offering: helping organizations not only test better, but build, manage, and release software with greater confidence.
Capabilities
Capabilities that bridge strategy and execution
Automation and continuous testing
Framework design, API and Web automation, BDD, Gherkin, continuous execution, CI/CD pipeline integration, and selection of critical scenarios for automated regression.
Test and defect management
Organization of test plans, cases, evidence, test executions, defect management, resolution tracking, coverage control, and communication with development, product, and business.
Non-functional quality
Performance testing, security validations from QA, stability reviews, response times, and technical risks that may affect experience, operations, or continuity.
Quality-First development
Custom digital solutions built with discovery, acceptance criteria, proportional architecture, incremental development, integrated QA, testing, documentation, and handover from the start.
Project and product management
Guidance to organize digital initiatives through roadmap, backlog, scope, risks, releases, stakeholders, executive reporting, and coordination across business, development, and QA.
Certifications and training
Relevant certifications and training
The professional background is complemented by certifications and specialized training in testing, automation, quality management, performance, agile frameworks, IT services, development, and new AI-assisted practices.
Testing and QA management
ISTQB Foundation Level, ISTQB Advanced Level Test Manager, Agile Tester.
Automation and performance
ISTQB Test Automation Engineer, ISTQB Performance Testing, training in Serenity BDD, Screenplay, Selenium, Cucumber, BDD, and Java automation.
Agile and IT services
Certified ScrumMaster, Scrum Fundamentals, ITIL 4 Foundation.
Development and emerging practices
Oracle/Java, GenAI-Assisted Test Engineer, and training on AI applied to testing.
Tools
Tools and working approaches
The tool should never be the core of the offering. Value comes from the judgment used to choose, implement, and integrate it into the team's real flow.
Automation and BDD
Karate DSL, Rest Assured, Selenium, Serenity BDD, Screenplay, Gherkin, Cucumber, BDD, ATDD, and TDD.
QA management and traceability
Jira, Xray, QMetry, Zephyr, defect management, test plans, evidence, traceability, and quality reports.
CI/CD and delivery
Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, AWS, validation pipelines, smoke testing, regression, and automated feedback.
Performance, security, and data
JMeter, OWASP ZAP, SQL, Oracle, MySQL, PL/SQL, and technical validations focused on stability, basic security, and risk control from QA.
Management and product
Roadmaps, backlogs, acceptance criteria, Definition of Ready, Definition of Done, tracking dashboards, risk management, prioritization, and executive reports.
Industry experience
Contexts where quality isn't optional
Finance and insurance
Scenarios where traceability, stability, functional precision, and risk management carry significant weight. This type of experience brings judgment for teams that need to release with control and evidence.
Telecommunications and critical services
Environments with integrations, deployment windows, sensitive operations, and a high need for coordination between teams. Quality requires visibility, anticipation, and clear communication.
Education and digital products
Initiatives where user experience, service continuity, and frequent product evolution demand quality practices more tightly integrated into delivery.
Software factories and mid-size companies
Organizations that need to strengthen their offering to their own clients, bring order to QA, improve automation, professionalize delivery, or build digital solutions with stronger quality criteria.
Prior results
Results achieved in previous projects
up to 20%
Reduction in validation time
In initiatives with extensive manual processes or low automation, accelerating verification cycles without losing control.
up to 28%
Shorter delivery cycles
Where automation, continuous integration, and risk-based prioritization accelerated delivery decisions.
up to 40%
Fewer visible production failures
By strengthening regression coverage, defining exit criteria, and improving traceability across requirements, tests, and defects.
These metrics correspond to results achieved in previous projects from the professional background that sustains the company. They are not guarantees of future results, nor are they consolidated historical metrics attributable to IT Solution Company as an organization.
Background translated into services
How this experience becomes concrete services
Executive QA Assessment
Experience in QA governance, test processes, traceability, defects, metrics, and automation enables diagnosing gaps with judgment and proposing an actionable improvement path.
Automation Starter
Experience in API/Web automation, BDD, frameworks, CI/CD, and critical regression enables building a useful, maintainable automation base, connected to real delivery.
QA Governance / Fractional QA Lead
Experience leading QA practices and quality teams enables organizing criteria, dashboards, metrics, reports, cadences, and release decisions without creating unnecessarily heavy structures.
Custom Software Development
A quality lens enables approaching development from the start with discovery, acceptance criteria, testing, maintainability, traceability, and incremental validation.
Project & Product Management
Experience connecting business, development, and QA enables organizing digital initiatives with focus on value, scope, backlog, risks, releases, integrated quality, and executive visibility.
Working principles
What we don't compromise on
Diagnose before acting
We don't propose solutions without first understanding context, team, maturity, risks, and real constraints.
Prioritize by value and risk
Not everything should be tested, automated, or built at the same time. We prioritize what reduces the most uncertainty or generates the most impact.
Integrate quality from the start
Quality should not appear only at the end of the cycle. It must be present in acceptance criteria, backlog, design, development, testing, and release.
Automate with judgment
Automation should respond to criticality, repetition, risk, and maintainability. It's not about automating because it's trendy.
Communicate to decide
A quality report should help make decisions, not just show activity. We work with metrics, traceability, and executive-level reading.
Build internal capability
The goal is not to create dependency. Every engagement should leave more clarity, better practices, and installed capability in the client's team.
Stay professionally focused
We don't take on projects without clear scope, minimum criteria, defined responsibilities, and reasonable conditions to deliver with quality.
“IT Solution Company is a specialized firm — but the judgment it brings to every engagement is anything but small.”
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