Senior QA Analyst · Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
I break things
so your users
never have to.
I'm Dev Panchal. Two and a half years into QA, I've stopped thinking of it as a checklist job. I built a small team of AI agents that test alongside me, and I stay hands-on in product decisions and marketing messaging too, because quality doesn't stop at the bug tracker.
A little about my path
Two and a half years ago, I found bugs by hand. Today, I lead a team of AI agents that find them with me. I'm a Senior QA Analyst at POSIMYTH Innovations in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, testing SaaS products, WordPress sites, and Shopify storefronts, and I stay hands-on in product and marketing decisions too, because I've never believed quality ends at the bug tracker.
Two years, one steady climb
From finding bugs by hand to deciding how they get found in the first place.
QA Analyst
Ran full test cycles on our 2 core SaaS products, from first test case to final sign-off, plus server APIs tested in Postman and hands-on coverage across WordPress and Shopify storefronts.
Senior QA Analyst
Took testing from purely manual to automated with Playwright, own QA workflows end-to-end across ClickUp, Asana, and Fluent Boards, and keep dev, product, and QA in sync over Slack and GitHub so nothing slips through.
Freelance QA, Product & Marketing
Independent client work outside my full-time role, covering QA and testing, product feedback, and marketing support, the same range I bring to POSIMYTH, just for a different set of teams.
I test with AI. I read patterns with it too.
Agents that test alongside me, and a way of reading tickets across every project instead of one at a time. Not replacing the QA instinct, multiplying it.
Custom QA & Testing Agents
Built agents dedicated to QA and testing workflows, scoping test cases, flagging regressions, and doing the first pass so I can spend my judgment where it matters most.
AI-Assisted Test Generation
Use ChatGPT and Cursor to draft and maintain test cases faster, without losing the human review that keeps them sharp.
Cross-Project Defect Patterns
Tracking 10+ projects surfaces the same failure modes showing up in different places, so fixes get applied upstream, not repeated downstream, with AI helping triage the noise faster than a manual scan.
Claude
ChatGPT
Codex
Antigravity
Cursor
One person, start to finish. Not a handoff between teams.
I find the bug in QA
I carry it into the product call
I make sure marketing still tells the truth about it
QA insight, fed straight into product calls
I don't own the roadmap, but I'm in the room, making sure what QA sees shapes what gets built next.
Working Hand-in-Hand with Product
Partner closely with the product team on our primary SaaS product, turning QA findings and user feedback into concrete input for feature decisions, without owning the roadmap myself.
Launch Readiness
Sign off on features from a quality lens before they reach the roadmap's "done" column, so launches don't come with surprises.
Feedback Loops That Close
Make sure bugs and user pain points don't just get logged. They get seen by the person planning what's next.
Where quality meets messaging
I also work on the marketing side of our primary SaaS product, because a great feature poorly explained still fails the user.
Messaging QA
Check that what marketing promises matches exactly what the product delivers. I know the product's edges better than most, so I catch the gaps before users do.
Launch Support
Support marketing efforts around releases, validating claims, screenshots, and feature descriptions before they go out.
Product Knowledge, Applied
Bring hands-on QA knowledge of the product into marketing conversations, so positioning stays honest and accurate.