What my work consists of: Writing a load testing methodology (LTM). Creating load profiles based on data from PROD and based on data from analysts. Developing scripts in JMeter based on user logs from IFT or based on information from analysts. Developing stubs in Java or Python. Configuring OpenShift clusters. Configuring Kafka, Prometheus, and VictoriaMetrics. Configuring monitoring (mostly Grafana). Running load tests. Conducting tests: peak search and confirmation, minimum cluster configuration test, reliability test, failover tests, quota and burst limit search test (for EAG limits), etc. Preparing and analyzing test reports, preparing a load testing conclusion with recommendations for eliminating bottlenecks. Maintaining documentation in Confluence. Configuring OpenShift clusters. Reading and analyzing OpenShift logs. Additionally, I have done: Migrating existing scripts from Vugen to JMeter. Optimizing scripts to eliminate out-of-memory errors when running scripts. Configuring Grafana dashboards using Influx and PromQL queries. Migrating from Influx to VictoriaMetrics. Reading logs and stack traces. Configuring Telegraf on hosts to collect system metrics. Migrating a Java application from Gradle to Maven. Migrating a Java application from JDK 1.8 to JDK 17, resolving dependency conflicts. Various stub reworks: adding new services to the stub or updating service response times, migrating services from MQ to REST, integrating with Kafka, adding a limiter to the stub. Adding features to the stub such as disabling all REST services with a button and uploading current environment parameters from the testbed database. Creating jobs in Jenkins (very few). Python automation for running scripts, a Python script for comparing environment parameters. Conducting destructive (chaos) testing of an application on an OpenShift cluster. In 2025–2026, I did a lot of automation in Python and Java.