As software delivery cycles shrink and release expectations rise, teams are under increasing pressure to automate more, without slowing down development or relying on specialized coding skills. No-code test automation platforms promise to bridge this gap by making automation accessible to every tester, regardless of programming background. We will explore how modern tools empower manual testers to become automation contributors, and discuss where no-code fits and doesn’t fit in today’s testing strategy.

1. A clear understanding of what no-code automation really is
2. Where no-code automation fits in a modern QA strategy
3. How no-code enables non-technical testers to contribute
4. Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
5. Real-world examples of no-code automation in action
6. Steps to successfully adopt no-code tools in your organization

Mei is currently the General Manager of Innovation and Technology at TTC Global. She started her career as an automation engineer – and with a passion for all things testing and quality, she has gradually transitioned into managing test programmes ranging in different sizes, building testing capabilities and centres of excellence across multiple projects and domains. Her current role merges strategic leadership with a hands-on approach to foster testing solutions across various sectors, which has involved contributing to business development and supporting various organisations’ test teams through her technical and consultancy expertise.

Mei has been successful in leading and implementing value-driven changes in client organisations, and she has extensive experience in directing the testing of numerous Digital Transformation Programmes of varying sizes – specifically deploying SaaS products such as Infor M3 & SAP technologies (ANZCO and Sealord), D365 (Farmlands) and Salesforce, Workday, & Infor LN/EAM/IPS (DIA – 3Waters).

Mei has built testing capability with 50+ testers, across multiple projects under different testing phases and SDLC methodologies –augmenting test teams using near and offshore consultants.

She collaborates at C-Suite level with ease, conveying messages to various stakeholders and advising on how to uplift quality throughout organisations taking into account Cloud and SaaS architecture.

More recently, she has become one of the key members of TTC Global’s AI Leadership Team – and is very passionate in sharing her insights to the testing community.

Her industry experience includes Food and Beverage, Banking, Finance, Digital, Media, Utilities, Retail, and Insurance.