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Alyce Quinn

Alyce Quinn

QA Tester dedicated to catching bugs before your users do.

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Cover image for Turn it one way: two
Turn it one way: two lovers. Turn it the other: a skeleton. A tiny 1500s ivory rosary bead — lovers on one side, death on the other, a hidden salamander carved into the skull. A memento mori: a reminder that life is fleeting. Original piece: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/464299 I imagined the same idea, 500 years later — a wedding ring for the year 2125, when people can choose not to die. Turn it one way: an embrace. Turn it the other: a skull. Same symbol. Same choice. Not "will we die" — but "will we choose to grow old together, instead of living forever."
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Cover image for "Fintech apps handle real money
"Fintech apps handle real money — a rounding error, a failed transaction, or a broken AI prediction isn't just a bug, it's someone's financial life. Tested transaction flows, AI predictions, biometric authentication, multi-currency handling and bank-level security across web and mobile. Found 27 critical bugs. Zero tolerance standard."
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Cover image for "Games don't forgive bugs —
"Games don't forgive bugs — a wrong score, a frozen timer, or a crashed leaderboard kills the experience instantly. I tested every layer of this multiplayer quiz game: real-time sync between players, scoring logic under rapid fire answers, countdown timer accuracy, streak bonuses, in-app purchases, and leaderboard integrity across both web and mobile. Found and documented 19 bugs including a critical race condition that caused two players to simultaneously receive winner status. Every edge case, every device, every scenario — covered."
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Cover image for Tested a high-stakes emergency call
Tested a high-stakes emergency call response system across web and mobile platforms. Validated real-time call routing, GPS dispatch, live status updates and critical failure scenarios. Zero tolerance for bugs in life-critical workflows.
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