Testing/QA

AI Took My Tasks. Not My Job.

Cveta Krasteva

Cveta Krasteva

I'm Cveta— a Test Developer and guardian of the "Go Live" button. Throughout my career I've embedded quality across domains ranging from mobile operators to marine vessel simulators, and currently work as a Test Developer consultant at Bouvet ASA in the oil and gas industry. An inbuilt, never-ending curiosity is what drives me — it's what makes me good at hunting bugs and finding what's hiding underneath the surface.

I thrive on hard challenges, and away from testing I'm a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast who believes that understanding how things fail and break is the best foundation for building things that hold.

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QA Is Not Dead — It Just got a Co-Pilot and got promoted.

AI writes code. AI generates tests. AI fixes broken selectors at 2am without complaining.

So why do we still need test developers?

Because AI doesn't know what "good enough" means for your business. It can't tell the difference between a feature that works and a feature that makes sense. And it has zero accountability when a release goes sideways.

In this session we look at what AI genuinely takes off the test engineer's plate, what it can never replace, and why the best test engineers right now aren't fighting AI — they're using it to punch well above their weight.

Come if you're curious whether your job is changing. Spoiler: it is. But not in the way you think.