Thenmozhi
Paramasivam
Quality Engineering Chapter Lead at Lloyds Banking Group
"Chaos Engineering Unleashed"
"Chaos Engineering Unleashed"
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Session: Chaos Engineering Unleashed
This talk is ideal for engineers, DevOps professionals, and cloud architects seeking to future-proof their systems against failure by adopting a proactive, failure-driven testing approach.Key Takeaways
- Understand the principles and benefits of Chaos Engineering. Learn how to implement chaos testing within Google Cloud environments. Gain insights from real-world case studies and best practices.
Bio
Thenmozhi Paramasivam is an experienced IT professional with 20 years of expertise across a wide range of testing domains, including web, mobile, functional, and non-functional testing such as accessibility and sustainability. She is a passionate public speaker who actively shares her knowledge at engineering conferences, helping to elevate the skills of engineers globally. A strong advocate for women in tech, Thenmozhi has been instrumental in uplifting women’s participation and leadership in multiple tech forums and conferences.In recognition of her outstanding contributions, she won the DevOps Excellence Award in 2023 and the Overall Digital Transformation Award in 2024. She is also a finalist for the Testing Leader of the Year at the European Testing Awards 2023 and a finalist for Outstanding in Women in Tech at the 2024 Women in Tech Employer Awards. As a GCP Professional Architect, Thenmozhi is committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation in cloud architecture and technology leadership.
