Generative AI is rapidly entering test organizations—often through unofficial “Shadow AI” usage. The new ISTQB GenAI syllabus frames this shift not only as a tooling topic, but as a change in risks, processes, metrics, and skills.
Alex Bremer is currently working as a Managing Trainer and ISTQB Lead at SERVIEW a well-known training and consulting agency. Alex Bremer is an IT professional with nearly 15 Years of experience in different roles.
He gained experience conducting acceptance tests across various domains during his career. Starting as an IT Administrator, he refined his skills in first-level support and gradually transitioned to second-level support. His expertise expanded to managing IT projects and apprenticeship supervisor.
As the former Head of IT, Alex brings a wealth of experience to his current role as a Senior Trainer. As an accredited Trainer for ITIL, DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering, TOGAF, and ISTQB, Alexander combines practical knowledge with a commitment to continuous learning.
Generative AI is rapidly entering test organizations—often through unofficial “Shadow AI” usage. The new ISTQB GenAI syllabus frames this shift not only as a tooling topic, but as a change in risks, processes, metrics, and skills.
In this presentation, we connect GenAI with the responsibilities of the ISTQB Advanced Test Manager: risk-based testing, strategy, monitoring & control, tool decisions, and team capability building.
