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DeviQA Reaches 4,000 QA Engineers in Its Global Community – One of the Largest Professional QA Networks in the World

DeviQA Reaches 4,000 QA Engineers in Its Global Community – One of the Largest Professional QA Networks in the World

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DeviQA, a leader in software testing services, proudly announces that its professional QA community has grown to over 4,000 engineers – making it one of the largest independent networks of software quality professionals globally.

What began in 2010 as a tight-knit group of a few test engineers has evolved into a global force of top-tier QA talent. This isn’t a Slack group for memes or job spam. It’s a private network of manual testers, automation leads, performance testing engineers, and AI-assisted QA specialists. Built by QA, for QA.

This isn’t just a talent pipeline. It’s DeviQA’s unfair advantage:

Every project team is backed by shared knowledge from thousands of real test cases, automation templates, and bug patterns

Engineers receive real-time support from community peers when tackling unique edge cases or tool conflicts

DeviQA speeds up onboarding by tapping into this network to quickly assemble domain-aligned teams

Internal tools, frameworks, and best practices are battle-tested across hundreds of environments

“For clients, this means you don’t get one QA engineer – you get thousands of insights behind them,” said Dmitry Reznik, founder & CTO at DeviQA.

About DeviQA

DeviQA is a leading software testing company with 15+ years of experience delivering expert QA services to fast-growing and enterprise-level tech companies. With a focus on test automation, AI, and test strategy, DeviQA helps engineering teams release confidently and scale quality across complex systems.

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