Mesut Durukal

Mesut Durukal

Mesut is a Quality Assurance Capabilities Leader with extensive experience in test automation, CI/CD transformation, and building quality into development lifecycles. In his role as a cross-squad quality leader, he focuses on scaling organizational quality capabilities across teams while continuously improving the efficiency and impact of QA practices. He brings strong expertise in Agile, CMMI, and PMP methodologies, and has held key roles such as Quality Owner, Hiring Manager, and Chapter Lead in multinational environments. His experience spans a wide range of industries, including Industrial Automation, IoT, SaaS/PaaS, Cloud Services, Defense, Autonomous Mobile Robots, Embedded Software, and Supply Chain Management. Beyond his day-to-day work, Mesut is an active contributor to the global QA community. He is a frequent international speaker, Best Presentation Award winner, and program committee member at industry conferences. He is also the founder of Tokyo Test Fest, the first international Software QA conference in Japan, bringing together professionals from over 30 countries and fostering global collaboration. See: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lKTxhk1KEhXBw4kJRTBnHrfusn1S6-Yi/view
39 Rules and an Agent: Codifying Code Review from Real-World Test Smells
AI Coding Summit Asia 2027AI Coding Summit Asia 2027
Upcoming
39 Rules and an Agent: Codifying Code Review from Real-World Test Smells
In most organizations, there is a limited number of good code reviewers. This is inconsistent, unscalable, and easy to skip under deadline pressure or when reviewers are unavailable. In this talk, I share the concrete 39-rule review checklist my team built by turning every recurring test smell into an explicit, citable rule, and how we paired it with an AI agent reviewer that runs the full rule matrix on every pull request, consistently.
Can Machines Learn Bug Language?
Productivity Conf for Devs and Tech LeadersProductivity Conf for Devs and Tech Leaders
27 min
Can Machines Learn Bug Language?
Is communication with bugs possible? It is important to understand them because there is valuable information underlying the bugs of software, and it promises quality improvements. Let's talk about how we can analyze reported issues to improve the future of the product by means of Artificial Intelligence.
The Future is Today: Leveraging AI in Software Testing
TestJS Summit 2023TestJS Summit 2023
25 min
The Future is Today: Leveraging AI in Software Testing
In this talk, we will discuss leveraging Machine Learning practices in Software Testing with several practical examples and a case study that I used in my project to do Bug Triage. Let's embrace the future together!