About Avinash
Avinash Kamble is the founder of SoftwareTestPilot and a hands-on QA engineer who has spent the last decade shipping test automation across fintech, SaaS, and e-commerce products. He writes every guide on this site from real, in-production experience — the same Playwright suites, Selenium grids, Postman collections, and CI/CD pipelines his teams run day to day.
He started the site after mentoring dozens of testers who kept hitting the same walls: fragile locators, flaky pipelines, weak interview answers, and unclear career ladders. SoftwareTestPilot is his attempt to answer those questions once, with working code, benchmarks, and templates instead of theory.
Outside of writing, Avinash spends his time reviewing pull requests, coaching QA engineers through interview prep, and shipping the free tools that make up the SoftwareTestPilot toolkit.
Expertise
- Test automation architecture
- API testing at scale
- CI/CD for QA
- Interview coaching for QA / SDET roles
Credentials & tools
- 10+ years in software quality engineering
- Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, Postman, REST Assured, k6
- CI/CD: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI
- Languages: TypeScript, JavaScript, Java, Python
Editorial role at SoftwareTestPilot
Avinash writes long-form guides, tool tutorials, and interview prep material on this site. Every article he publishes is technically reviewed by Priyanka G. before going live. See our full Editorial Policy for how we source, fact-check, and update content.
Recent work
Latest guides written by Avinash:
- How to Lead a QA Team — The First 90 Days (2026)2026-07-20 · 12 min read
- QA Metrics That Matter — What to Measure & What to Ignore (2026)2026-07-20 · 10 min read
- Chaos Engineering for QA Teams — Practical Guide (2026)2026-07-20 · 11 min read
- Observability for QA — Logs, Metrics, Traces (2026)2026-07-20 · 11 min read
- Mutation Testing — Stryker Guide for QA Teams (2026)2026-07-20 · 10 min read
- GraphQL API Testing — Queries, Mutations, Subscriptions (2026)2026-07-20 · 11 min read
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