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Quality Assurance Engineer, 2026. AI-assisted testing,
- Angular
- Java
- MySQL
- AI-Assisted Testing
- Playwright
- Release Management
Remote, Portland, Oregon · Open to Development roles
I'm Alanna Risse. I've worked across the entire product lifecycle, from design to development to testing, which means I catch things specialists miss.
Professional work


Quality Assurance Engineer, 2026. AI-assisted testing,


Lead front-end developer, 2008–2010. Migrated the storefront from WebSphere to JSP, reached WCAG 2.0 AA, and ran A/B tests and sales launches.


Education and support platform for small business owners. Django and MySQL on AWS. Acquired by AmTrust.


Custom WordPress site built with Advanced Custom Fields, hosted on Pantheon.


Custom WordPress site built with Advanced Custom Fields, hosted on Pantheon.

Messenger bags — web development

Mediterranean Action Network — data visualization

WordPress web development

Web development and marketing

Webflow site, local SEO, lead generation

Artist website, maintained since 2013

Website design

Website and print design
Personal projects

A little kindness, delivered: choose a dog or cat photo, add a personal message, and email it to a friend.
Save and organize favorite quotes.

A collection of quizzes in Javascript
Find the right bottle.

Hand-coded art store with Stripe payments.

Recipe app built on a free API.

Course site for PSU Graphic Design students.

Art curation in Portland — branding, design, development.
Teaching & speaking
I teach interaction design at Portland State University. Here's a reel of student work.

Artist Talk
PDX Serverless Meetup

How Learning About My Own Neurodivergence Made Me a Better Teacher
Week of Teaching, PSU Office of Academic Excellence
“I hope, someday, to be as interesting as Alanna Risse.”
Writing
I built a fun app using Claude Code that sends cute animal pics to your friends. Here are my thoughts.
Read →James L Kraft, anti-coagulants, government cheese, and cheese caves.
Read →Volunteering at the Oregon Humane Society.
Read →Cleaning up broken glass and making the world a tiny bit better.
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