Mission
Deliver dependable QA systems that minimize release risk and ensure products perform reliably in real-world usage.
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About
Quality assurance as a strategic capability—not a late-stage gate
Daily IT Needs blends engineering discipline with product sense so releases are fast, explainable, and safe for the customers who depend on them.
Vision
Become the most trusted independent QA partner for digital businesses where velocity, resilience, and user trust are inseparable.
Leadership perspective
Daily IT Needs was built by QA leaders who watched teams fracture under unreliable releases and inconsistent testing. The practice is intentionally opinionated about transparency, measurable outcomes, and direct alignment with engineering leadership—not checkbox activity.
Why QA is a business system
Quality assurance protects revenue, compliance posture, and brand reputation. When done well, it is the control layer that lets product and GTM move aggressively—without paying for defects in production.
Leadership
Leadership Behind DIN
Built by professionals with experience across product delivery, quality engineering, and modern release operations.
Shaheryar Malik
VP Operations / Product & Delivery Leadership
12+ years of enterprise delivery and product leadership experience across telecom, retail, SaaS, and broader enterprise ecosystems. Leads product delivery, cloud modernization, and cross-functional execution with strong QA collaboration and scalable release operations.
Product DeliveryOperational LeadershipCloud ModernizationEnterprise CoordinationStakeholder ManagementAgile Execution
QA Leadership
QA & Automation Leadership
Operational quality leadership focused on scalable testing systems, release discipline, and developer-aligned execution.
Raphey Joseph
QA & Automation Lead
QA and automation specialist with delivery exposure across UKPN, REED.ai, Vodafone, Phaidon, and Brawl Stars initiatives. Works across manual QA, regression quality gates, automation architecture, and release validation with Agile/Scrum product and engineering teams.
Manual QACypressPlaywrightAPI TestingAccessibility AuditingAutomation Testing
Salman Jamil
Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer | Manual + Automation
Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer with experience across manual QA, automation testing, API testing, Agile/Scrum workflows, regression testing, and scalable QA processes. Experienced in automation frameworks and quality-focused release validation.
Manual QAAutomation TestingSeleniumAPI TestingRegression TestingAgile/Scrum
Rehan Mohi-Ud-Din
Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer
Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer with 7+ years of experience in manual testing, release validation, Agile workflows, end-to-end QA ownership, regression testing, and enterprise-level software quality processes. Experienced in ensuring reliable releases and scalable QA execution across complex products.
Manual TestingRelease ValidationRegression TestingAgile TestingEnd-to-End QAQA Processes
Recommendations
Professional Recommendations
Real feedback from professionals, collaborators, and leadership teams.
“I worked with Raphey as a QA specialist across multiple projects. He is exceptionally knowledgeable and diligent—his structured QA surfaced critical issues early and kept release quality consistently high.”
Tobi
Senior Product Manager | AI/ML | Business Analysis
Worked with Raphey on the same team
LinkedIn recommendation“True professional. I’ll highly recommend.”
Gary Pearson
Lead Product Designer – Craftsman
Worked with Raphey across industry collaboration
LinkedIn recommendation“Working closely with Raphey, I've seen professionalism, sound judgment, and clear communication—with a mindset that aligns teams efficiently toward shared goals.”
Vijay Bhaskar Sharma
Senior Software Engineer
Professional engineering collaboration
LinkedIn recommendationExperience Evolution
Built Through Real QA Delivery Experience
Engineering maturity that shows up in how releases are validated, how automation scales, and how QA partners with delivery—not a year-by-year company history.
01
Manual QA foundations and release validation
Structured exploratory and scripted coverage, defect triage, and release sign-off tied to business risk—evidence-led validation that keeps shipping disciplined without slowing momentum.
02
Automation framework adoption and scaling
Framework choices aligned to your stack, paced rollout in CI, and maintainable test design so automation compounds—reducing repetitive regression while keeping ownership clear.
03
API and regression testing maturity
Contract and negative-path coverage, data integrity checks, and regression suites sized to change velocity—fast feedback where failures are expensive and proportionate coverage everywhere else.
04
Accessibility and performance quality expansion
Inclusive UX validation and pragmatic performance checks grounded in real usage—clear findings and repro steps so teams can prioritize fixes before release pressure peaks.
05
Cross-functional Agile/Scrum delivery collaboration
Backlog refinement, definitions of ready and done, and visible quality work inside the same ceremonies as engineering—QA as a delivery partner, not a downstream handoff queue.
06
Enterprise-grade QA process improvement
Traceability, operating metrics, and lightweight governance that survives scale—repeatable rituals, documentation where stakeholders need it, and improvement loops tied to delivery outcomes.