Climate Quality that's engineered in, not bolted on
Manual and automated testing, performance testing under real load, and security testing aligned with OWASP — built into the delivery process, not a final gate before launch.
Most quality problems don't show up in a bug report — they show up in production, in front of a customer. Climate Techno treats QA as part of how software gets built, not a phase that happens after it's "done": manual testing where judgment matters, automation where repetition does, and performance and security testing that reflects how the system will actually be used and attacked.
What we deliver
- Manual testing for exploratory and usability coverage
- Automation testing built into the CI pipeline
- Performance testing with JMeter and Gatling
- Security testing aligned with OWASP guidelines
From test plan to a system you can trust
Test planning
Coverage mapped to what actually breaks in production.
Manual QA
Exploratory testing for the things automation misses.
Automation
Regression suites wired into every build.
Performance
Load and stress testing with JMeter and Gatling.
Security
OWASP-aligned testing before anything ships.
Reporting
Clear findings your team can act on, not a wall of logs.
Why Climate Techno for QA
- Testing built into the delivery pipeline, not scheduled as an afterthought before launch
- Performance testing under conditions that match your real traffic, not synthetic best-case numbers
- Security testing aligned with OWASP, so vulnerabilities get caught before an attacker does
FAQ
Can you test an application you didn't build?
Yes. QA engagements are common as a standalone service on top of an existing codebase, not just paired with new development.
What's the difference between your performance and security testing?
Performance testing (JMeter, Gatling) checks how the system holds up under load. Security testing checks how it holds up under attack, aligned with OWASP's guidelines for common vulnerabilities.
Do you build automated test suites we can maintain ourselves?
Yes — automation is built to be owned by your team afterward, not left as a black box only we can touch.