[Trainer-Talk] Fwd: Accessibility and Usability Testers Search
David Andrews
dandrews at visi.com
Tue Apr 25 01:23:34 UTC 2017
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>Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.
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>Title: Accessibility/Usability Tester
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>Location: Seattle, Washington
>Dept.: Employee and Community Services
>Reports to: Accessibility Manager
>Hours: Part-Time, Monday - Friday
>Salary: D.O.E.
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>Summary:
>There is a growing trend in the United States;
>demand letters and lawsuits pouring in to
>businesses, alleging website inaccessibility in
>violation of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
>Now that much, if not most, of our business and
>personal transactions take place online, it's
>increasingly critical that businesses and other
>organizations remove barriers to access by people with disabilities.
>Are you passionate about coding? Do
>inaccessible websites and software frustrate you
>when you know how easy access for all is to
>accomplish? Does finding an elegant solution to
>a complex problem make your day?
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>The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Accessibility
>Team is looking for enthusiastic developers and
>testers who want to make a real difference in
>the lives of people with disabilities, by
>testing and evaluating websites and software for
>accessibility, usability, and by developing
>accessible code geared toward the principles of universal design.
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>Our customers include high tech firms, software
>development companies, and government agencies.
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>If you are interested in making the world a more
>accessible place, please submit your application materials today.
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>Essential Job Functions:
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>· Participate in on-site and off-site
>accessibility and usability testing projects at
>direction of Accessibility Manager
>· Utilize knowledge of accessibility best
>practices to evaluate websites and software to
>identify accessibility and/or usability bugs and issues
>· Utilize bug report software to compile
>detailed defect lists and reports
>· Effectively utilize web accessibility
>testing tools such as screen reading software
>(JAWS, NVDA, Window Eyes) and magnification tools (ZoomText, Magic)
>· Provide ongoing accessibility feedback
>to developers and other stakeholders, including suggested specific code fixes
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>Minimum Requirements:
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>Degree in Computer Science or related field
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>Two plus years professional experience in
>accessibility/usability testing and evaluation
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>Thorough knowledge of Section 508 and WCAG 2.0 requirements
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>Thorough knowledge of accessibility software
>including screen readers and magnification tools
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>Junior through senior level experience desired
>with: JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS, JavaScript
>frameworks such as Ember, Angular or Vue.js
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> Experience with iOS and Android development is an asset.
> Experience with web-based Java developmment is an asset.
> Experience with developing software using
>Agile software development is an asset
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> Equal Opportunity Employer, Male / Female /
> Persons with Disabilities / VEVRAA
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>FEDERAL CONTRACTOR
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>Please apply online at: ww.seattlelighthouse.org
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