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Cameron Bradley
Director of AI Capability & Enablement; Founder, Testing Talks
NRI Australia & New Zealand
Australia
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Why Cameron Bradley is in the Luvo 100
Cameron founded and runs Testing Talks, which brings Australia's software testing community together through conferences in Melbourne and Sydney and year-round online and hub programmes. Alongside that, Cameron's work leading AI capability in quality engineering, popular automation courses and regular speaking help practitioners learn practical skills they can use straight away.
About
Cameron Bradley is a Melbourne-based quality engineering leader serving as Director of AI Capability & Enablement at NRI Australia & New Zealand from April 2026. The appointment followed work as Practice Architect at Planit, where the team built the Planit AI Academy course "AI-Powered QE Advanced" to show quality engineers how to use AI in everyday testing work.
Starting out as a software engineer on iOS and web projects before moving into quality, Cameron went on to hold roles including QA Practice Lead at Bunnings and head of the QA practice at Tabcorp, expanding the function from three testers on six projects to more than 100 testers across the business.
Cameron also founded Testing Talks, now one of Australia's best-known testing events, running conferences in Melbourne and Sydney as well as Testing Talks Hub and Testing Talks Online. Courses on Udemy covering API and web test automation have also taught practitioners around the world.
Career highlights
- Director of AI Capability & Enablement at NRI Australia & New Zealand (from April 2026)
- Founder of Testing Talks, running conferences in Melbourne and Sydney alongside Testing Talks Hub and Testing Talks Online
- Practice Architect at Planit, helping build the Planit AI Academy course "AI-Powered QE Advanced"
- Expanded the Tabcorp QA practice from three testers on six projects to more than 100 testers
- Created courses on Udemy covering API and web test automation frameworks