Amelia Koh
Principal QA curriculum lead
Former head of quality for a regional payments stack; still facilitates live triage rooms.
Why the studio exists
Ulnenard began when release managers kept asking for “better dashboards” but actually needed calmer language between testers and developers. We built a physical room at Marina Square where evidence—not heroics—stays on the wall.
Principles we rehearse with every cohort
- Trace clips beat mystery screenshots when triage gets heated.
- Facilitators never promise miracle velocity—only clearer signals.
- Hybrid seats stay limited so remote participants still get live critique slots.
- Accessibility checks belong in mainstream QA, not a side workshop.
Milestones (realistic, modest)
- 2019 — First invite-only charter clinic for three HarbourStack squads; no public marketing yet.
- 2022 — Browser lab loaner programme formalised after Crescent Edu asked for documented device hygiene.
- 2025 — Hybrid streams stabilised with paired Notion templates so async questions do not vanish in chat threads.
Bench of ten
Ravi Menon
Automation mentor
Builds curriculum labs that mirror messy monorepos, not toy repos.
Hannah Quek
Browser lab coach
Runs smoke-room simulations with real vendor constraints and honest budgets.
Ethan Lau
Performance mentor
Prefers charts executives can read without a legend essay.
Siti Farah
Exploratory testing coach
Designs facilitation drills for leads who inherit sceptical engineering teams.
Noah Tan
Contract testing mentor
Keeps examples grounded in OpenAPI diffs teams already generate.
Claire Ng
Learner advisor
Matches participants to cohorts based on honest time commitments, not sales pressure.
Imran Shah
Accessibility mentor
Bridges design critique language with QA evidence packages.
Beatrice Ho
Curriculum editor
Cuts jargon from facilitator guides so hybrid cohorts stay inclusive.
Daniel Goh
Lab operations
Keeps Marina Square sessions stocked with cables people forget to pack.