Build Your Mobile Testing Career From Ground Up
We started ChannelHubNet because we couldn't find skilled testers who understood mobile debugging at a practical level. So we decided to train them ourselves.
This isn't about certifications or theory-heavy courses. It's about working with real apps, finding actual bugs, and learning the kind of troubleshooting that companies need right now.
Our next cohort starts in September 2025. Spots are limited because we keep groups small—around 12 people per session.
How the Program Works
We've broken down the learning path into stages that mirror how you'd actually grow in a testing role. Each phase builds on what came before, with plenty of hands-on practice along the way.
Foundation Month
You'll start with the basics—understanding how mobile apps communicate with servers, what logs tell you, and how to set up your testing environment. We use Android and iOS devices from day one because reading about testing isn't the same as doing it.
By the end of this phase, you'll know how to capture network traffic, read crash reports, and document bugs properly.
Weeks 1-4Real App Testing
This is where things get interesting. We give you access to staging versions of actual client apps—e-commerce platforms, social tools, fintech apps. Your job is to break them and figure out why they broke.
You'll work in pairs, which is how most testing teams operate anyway. Some bugs are obvious. Others take hours to reproduce. That's normal, and that's what we're here for.
Weeks 5-10Advanced Debugging
Now we get into the stuff that sets good testers apart—performance profiling, memory leaks, edge case scenarios. You'll learn how to use Charles Proxy, Android Studio's profiler, and Xcode's debugging tools.
We also cover what happens when apps behave differently across devices. Spoiler: it happens all the time, and knowing how to isolate those issues is valuable.
Weeks 11-16Capstone Project
For your final stretch, you'll take on a full testing cycle for a simulated product launch. This includes test planning, execution, bug triage, and presenting findings to a mock stakeholder team.
It's designed to feel like the pressure and pace of a real job. Because when you finish, you should feel ready to walk into a testing role and know what you're doing.
Weeks 17-20Who'll Be Teaching You
Both of our lead instructors came from QA teams before joining ChannelHubNet. They've spent years tracking down elusive bugs and explaining technical issues to people who just want their apps to work.
Davor Kempf
Lead Mobile QA EngineerDavor joined us in 2019 after working at a gaming studio where he tested multiplayer apps under brutal deadlines. He's the kind of person who can spot a UI inconsistency from across the room.
He runs most of our debugging workshops and has a knack for explaining complicated network issues in a way that actually makes sense.
Edvard Ljunggren
Senior Android SpecialistEdvard has been breaking Android apps since version 4.0 was still common. He spent five years at a fintech company before moving to ChannelHubNet, where he focuses on device fragmentation issues.
If you're stuck on a weird Samsung-specific bug or trying to understand why something only crashes on older API levels, Edvard's your person.