News & Resources
Read the latest news and updates from Aspiritech.
Recent Posts
Understanding and Managing Anxiety
Causes for anxiety disorders are many and may include effects from trauma, one’s own genetics, pre-existing conditions caused by illness, social factors or as a result of a learned coping mechanism.
Workplace Strategies for Adults with ADHD
While most people at times have difficulties with sitting still, remaining focused, and resisting impulsive behaviors, individuals living with ADHD may face these challenges constantly.
Aspiritech’s Remote Internship Program, (Class is Full)
The Aspiritech Internship program, as a part of the AREA, aims to help autistic youth gain a basic understanding of QA by learning QA fundamental knowledge and developing basic QA testing skills.
Aspiritech Celebrates Opening New Headquarters in Evanston, IL
We celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a Home of Our Own on April 24.
You Can Never Grow Out of Autism
But You Can Grow in Acceptance and Understanding of Autism
Aspiritech Welcomes Tara May as its New CEO
May succeeds Moshe and Brenda Weitzberg, who founded Aspiritech in 2008 and have grown the organization to employ more than 100 autistic team members.
Join us for the Aspiritech Grand Opening Ceremony – Sunday April 24, 2022
We’ve moved into a Home of Our Own in Evanston! Please come check out our new headquarters.
Joe Vidal: My Story
When I joined Aspiritech in 2018, I was a QA Analyst assigned to the Bose team, where I am now a QA Lead and manage a team of five QA Analysts.
Quality Assurance Definitions and Software Testing Industry Terms
Quality Assurance lingo and software testing jargon can be confusing. That’s why we assembled this glossary of commonly used words and phrases that we thought would be helpful to the community, clients, and future industry professionals.
Co-Founders Moshe and Brenda Weitzberg to Retire
After 15 years of leading Aspiritech, one of the country’s largest employers of autistic individuals in technology, the organization’s co-founders are retiring.
How Galileo’s Story Sheds Light on Neurodivergence and Self-Esteem
When you defy convention, sometimes people and society at large present antagonistic forces that don’t appreciate what you bring and need.
On the Verge Episode 3: Autistic Representation with Scott Steindorff
Producer, writer, and autism advocate Scott Steindorff spoke with the On the Verge team about his documentary, Understanding Autism, and about the need for autistic representation in entertainment.
Help Us Build a Virtual Cookbook
Aspiritech is building a neurodiversity-friendly database of recipes, cooking instructions, and more.
Get Ready for the Aspiritech Inclusive Magic & Music Extravaganza
Aspiritech’s putting the fun in fundraising on Sunday, June 9, at Winnetka’s Community House with performances by the Awfully Good and magician John Measner.
On the Verge Episode 2: Sensory Gated Art with Amanda Hebert Hughes
Openly autistic painter and creator of the Sensory Gated Art genre spoke with Aspiritech’s On the Verge team about her neurodivergent-friendly art and creative drive.
