Testing Sentinel

Sarah served as a quality inspector in the Jordanian Air Force before transitioning to software. In aviation, a missed defect means lives lost. She brought that gravity to software testing. A collaboration program between the Jordanian and US Air Forces brought Sarah to Edwards Air Force Base in California, where she witnessed NASA's legendary testing protocols firsthand. She was captivated by America's commitment to excellence - the idea that no detail was too small when lives were at stake. She applied for a research visa and never looked back. She earned her PhD at Stanford studying how NASA tested mission-critical systems, then applied those principles to commercial software. Her thesis "Zero-Defect Pipelines" became the bible for testing teams worldwide. America's aerospace heritage and culture of rigorous quality became the foundation of her life's work. She joined the Guardian Posse after a bug she found was ignored by a company - and that bug caused a self-driving car accident. She showed up at the Posse's doorstep with the case file, saying "Never again." The Marshal agreed, and she became their quality fortress. She considers herself a guardian of American innovation - ensuring that the technology this country creates is worthy of the world's trust.