Test automation on VirtueATLAS
AI-assisted test authoring and self-healing automation, built in the client's stack and wired into the delivery pipeline — engineered to survive UI change instead of decaying into red builds the team learns to ignore.
Case Study / Test Automation · DevOps · Managed QE
A standing quality-and-delivery team for an automotive platform
An automotive company engaged VirtuesTech for a multi-discipline quality-and-delivery engagement rather than a single project — test automation built on VirtueATLAS, DevOps implementation and ongoing support, database administration, and manual testing. One team spanning how the product is built, tested, and shipped, rather than four vendors handing work between them.
Automotive · QE & delivery
What the engagement covers
DevOps implementation & continuous support
Delivery-pipeline setup and ongoing enhancement, with quality checks staged so signal arrives in the pull request rather than a late test cycle.
Database administration support
Ongoing DBA support alongside the QE work — keeping test data and environments dependable for both the automation and manual teams.
Manual & exploratory testing
Structured functional and exploratory coverage by engineers, for the flows and edge cases automation doesn't reason about.
How we worked
One embedded, multi-discipline team
Automation, DevOps, DBA, and manual testing under a single VirtuesTech team, so the disciplines coordinate instead of being handed between vendors — one accountable partner across quality and delivery.
Built to be maintained
Automation on VirtueATLAS with self-healing locators and pipeline integration, designed to keep running as the product changes — not a suite that rots after handover.
What changed
- A VirtueATLAS automation suite built and maintained inside the delivery pipeline.
- A DevOps pipeline implemented and supported on an ongoing basis.
- Database administration and manual testing as a standing part of the team.
- A single accountable partner across quality and delivery, rather than several.
Client identity is confidential by agreement. The engagement is published anonymized; we never publish metrics we didn't measure.
Ready to scope the work?
A 30-minute call with the engineers who will do the testing — not a sales gate.