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Victor has 15+ years of extensive experience in experimenting, learning from failures, and helping others think outside the box. Currently, he works on integrating multiple products into high-quality solutions at Axway. He has spoken at many international conferences, sharing his love for eliminating unnecessary tasks and focusing on what truly adds value. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, motorbiking, climbing mountains, and spending time with his three kids :).

18 years in software testing — not because I fell into it, but because I've always been the person who asks "but what happens if...?" — and turned that into a career. I'm a hands-on QA leader and Co-Founder of QTeam Software Solutions, where we deliver complex digital solutions including AI powered platforms. My real passion sits at the intersection of people, process, and technology — making teams better at building things that work. I've led QA teams of up to 21 testers inside 100+ person projects, built testing strategies from scratch, coached people through career growth, automated what needed automating, and still rolled up my sleeves to write and run tests when the team needed it. These days, I'm excited about how AI is reshaping QA. I actively help teams leverage AI tools to work smarter, and I'm deeply involved in Romania's testing community through Tabara de Testare, the country's largest software testing community.

Lucian brings two decades of expertise, primarily in software testing, product coaching, and organizational evolution. He is a firm believer that true transformation is an inside-out process—a principle he applies to quality across every perspective. In an era defined by rapid automation and AI proliferation, he champions the philosophy that mindsets, values, and behaviors are the ultimate differentiators. Guided by his motto, 'Mindsets are what matter—they’re what will change you,' Lucian partners with organizations to bridge the gap between technical excellence and human-centric trust. Having navigated the software and product ecosystem as both a leader and a startup mentor, he continues to prove that the most resilient cultures are those that place people at the heartbeat of innovation.

If you'd asked me in my twenties what I wanted to do, I'd probably have said 'play games.' That's actually how I ended up in QA - out of a desire to break games and software in an organized way. Since then, I've traded the PlayStation controller for testing strategies and management, but I've kept the laid-back spirit. I enjoy working with cool people (who doesn't?), pushing the limits of technology (and the AI's patience), and turning bugs into lessons.