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We celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a Home of Our Own on April 24.
But You Can Grow in Acceptance and Understanding of Autism
May succeeds Moshe and Brenda Weitzberg, who founded Aspiritech in 2008 and have grown the organization to employ more than 100 autistic team members.
We’ve moved into a Home of Our Own in Evanston! Please come check out our new headquarters.
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 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.
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.
From a QA Analyst to a Job Coach, I have learned to adapt, to check in with my teammates, to challenge myself and others, engage with people, and best of all, collaborate.
QA Analyst Rider Hallenstein shares his story—from struggling to find gainful employment to being part of a high-powered QA testing team.
If anyone knows QA, it’s us. Just like everything in life, quality assurance testing is evolving.
We celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a Home of Our Own on April 24.
But You Can Grow in Acceptance and Understanding of Autism
May succeeds Moshe and Brenda Weitzberg, who founded Aspiritech in 2008 and have grown the organization to employ more than 100 autistic team members.
We’ve moved into a Home of Our Own in Evanston! Please come check out our new headquarters.
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 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.
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.
From a QA Analyst to a Job Coach, I have learned to adapt, to check in with my teammates, to challenge myself and others, engage with people, and best of all, collaborate.
QA Analyst Rider Hallenstein shares his story—from struggling to find gainful employment to being part of a high-powered QA testing team.
If anyone knows QA, it’s us. Just like everything in life, quality assurance testing is evolving.
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