C# Automation Testing Tutor Needed
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I want to take my current, intermediate knowledge of Dot Net C# and turn it into solid, real-world expertise in automation. The goal is to design and implement a clean, maintainable test framework focused on integration testing, then practise troubleshooting the kinds of issues that appear in day-to-day work.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Live, screen-sharing sessions where we build the framework together, explaining each architectural choice and its trade-offs.
• Practical guidance for structuring test projects, organising test data, and wiring the framework into a CI pipeline.
• Walk-throughs of flaky-test triage, mocking external dependencies, and debugging failures that only show up in complex environments.
• Short take-home exercises or sample repositories that reinforce each lesson, plus code reviews so I know I’m applying the patterns correctly.
Although my main interest is integration testing, I’m flexible on specific tooling: Selenium, NUnit, SpecFlow or whichever stack you feel showcases best practices in C# automation. The important part is understanding why a tool is chosen and how to extend or swap it later.
Please outline your preferred tools, how you normally structure a learning path, and roughly how many hours you expect we’ll need to reach a self-sufficient framework and confidence working with it.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Live, screen-sharing sessions where we build the framework together, explaining each architectural choice and its trade-offs.
• Practical guidance for structuring test projects, organising test data, and wiring the framework into a CI pipeline.
• Walk-throughs of flaky-test triage, mocking external dependencies, and debugging failures that only show up in complex environments.
• Short take-home exercises or sample repositories that reinforce each lesson, plus code reviews so I know I’m applying the patterns correctly.
Although my main interest is integration testing, I’m flexible on specific tooling: Selenium, NUnit, SpecFlow or whichever stack you feel showcases best practices in C# automation. The important part is understanding why a tool is chosen and how to extend or swap it later.
Please outline your preferred tools, how you normally structure a learning path, and roughly how many hours you expect we’ll need to reach a self-sufficient framework and confidence working with it.
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Testing / QA
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Automation