Structure to follow during introducing yourself

💡When introducing yourself in an interview, you want to keep it concise yet impactful. 

Here’s a structure that could work well given your experience as an SDET and team lead:

1. Start with a brief background

"Hello, my name is [Your Name]. I have over [Your Experience] years of experience in Software Testing and Quality Assurance, with a strong focus on automation as an SDET."

2. Highlight key experience and skills

"I have extensive experience in designing and implementing automated test frameworks using Java, as well as integrating these frameworks within CI/CD pipelines. My role has involved ensuring high-quality software releases, reducing manual effort, and improving testing efficiency."

3. Mention your current role and responsibilities

"Currently, I’m working as a team lead, where I manage a team of QA professionals. My role includes not only hands-on testing but also mentoring team members, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring project deadlines are met."

4. Share a unique achievement or something relevant to the role

"One of my key achievements was leading the implementation of a robust automation suite that reduced regression testing time by 60% and improved our defect detection rate."

5. Conclude with your goals for the role

"I’m excited about the opportunity to bring my skills in automation and team leadership to your team and contribute to driving quality and efficiency in your projects."

P.S: This format keeps the introduction clear, relevant, and focused on your strengths and goals. It’s also a good idea to practice this so that it sounds natural and confident.

🎯 Good Luck for Your Learning..! 🙏