I work on a Bluetooth/Wi-Fi validation project and write Python every day, yet I’m still doing most of my system tests by hand. I want to transition those manual scenarios into fully automated test execution using PyTest and need an experienced QA automation engineer to guide me. The focus is strictly on system-level automated test execution—designing fixtures, parameterisation, reporting, and reliable hardware interaction. I already have solid Python fundamentals; what I’m missing is the framework know-how and best practices that turn ad-hoc scripts into a maintainable, robust suite. Here’s what I’d like from our collaboration: • Live, screen-sharing sessions where you walk me through converting a real Bluetooth or Wi-Fi test case into a PyTest script • Explanations of folder structure, marks, skips, and reusable fixtures tailored to radio validation workflows • Guidance on running the suite headless, capturing HTML or Allure reports, and interpreting results • Tips for stubbing or mocking hardware when devices aren’t available • Code reviews of my homework so I can iterate quickly We’ll track everything in Git and keep each milestone small—starting with a paid pilot session to ensure our styles match. In your proposal, outline how you’d structure the mentoring and share examples of similar automation projects you’ve delivered. Looking forward to learning the craft of reliable, repeatable PyTest system testing with your help.