Meet the Testing Minds

Our team combines decades of hands-on experience with fresh perspectives on software quality. We're not just instructors—we're practitioners who live and breathe unit testing every day.

Collective Knowledge in Action

What sets our approach apart? We've been through the trenches of legacy codebases, wrestled with flaky tests, and celebrated those moments when a well-crafted test suite catches a critical bug before production. This isn't theoretical knowledge—it's earned wisdom.

Each team member brings something unique to the table. Whether it's debugging complex integration scenarios or designing elegant test architectures, we've learned that the best testing strategies come from real-world problem-solving.

Test-Driven Development Legacy Code Refactoring Mock Strategy Design CI/CD Integration Performance Testing

The People Behind the Code

Get to know the individuals who'll guide you through your testing journey. Each brings their own story and expertise to our collaborative learning environment.

Portrait of Zareth Quillan, Senior Testing Architect

Zareth Quillan

Senior Testing Architect

Started as a backend developer who got tired of weekend hotfixes. Now specializes in building testing frameworks that actually make sense to use. Has a particular talent for explaining complex mocking strategies in plain English.

Framework Design API Testing Microservices
Portrait of Moxie Blackthorne, Code Quality Specialist

Moxie Blackthorne

Code Quality Specialist

Former QA engineer who discovered that the best bugs are the ones you catch before they're written. Passionate about test readability and has strong opinions about assertion naming conventions that actually help.

Test Automation Code Coverage Refactoring

How We Work Together

Our teaching philosophy comes from years of learning what actually works in practice. We've found that the best way to understand testing is to see it in context—not as isolated examples, but as part of real development workflows.

Every session builds on practical scenarios we've encountered in our own projects. When we show you a testing pattern, it's because we've used it to solve actual problems.

  • We start with the problems you're trying to solve, then show you the testing techniques that address them
  • Code reviews are collaborative discussions, not lectures—we learn from your questions too
  • We focus on building testing habits that will serve you long after our program ends
  • Real-world examples come from our current projects, keeping everything relevant and practical