We’re Celebrating our Adafruit Team this #LaborDay – Steph from Quality Assurance
I’m Stephanie, I’ve been working here at Adafruit for a little over a year. I started working in the fabrication department where I first learned how to test and prep some of our awesome products. Now I’m a lead for the QA department where I work with a great team to help resolve any customer complaints and in-house issues. The great thing about working for this company is the opportunity to do bigger and better things, alongside some amazing people.
If you recently received a replacement component part or product from us it was likely Steph who QA’d your request and sent along your order! Thanks for all you do Steph and read more #LaborDay portraits here.
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