Accessibility Testing Specialist

Description Welcome to Interclypse, where innovation meets passion. Every team member is a vital piece of our success story. We are not just a company, but a dynamic community driven by the shared vision of redefining excellence. At Interclypse, you will find more than a career – you will discover a vibrant ecosystem where your talents are celebrated, your ideas are embraced, and your potential is achieved. Every Interclypse team member can benefit based on their efforts and collectively benefit through the overall company’s success. Join our mission to positively impact society, community, industry, and individuals by always “Doing What is Right”. Together, let's pioneer a future where greatness is achieved and exceeded. To actualize this vision, Interclypse employs a growth mindset culture that empowers employees to rise in their careers by providing them with tools, mentorship, and a supportive environment to ensure long-term success. Interclypse is supporting several Maryland state agencies in the modernization and sustainment of critical systems. This exciting opportunity provides candidates with the ability to contribute to the long-term health and success of the state while continuing to learn and grow professionally within Interclypse’s growth mindset culture. All positions are required to be onsite at various locations in Maryland. Make a difference. Join our team by applying today!

The Accessibility Testing Specialist must be able to test websites, web applications and software to ensure compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria. This individual must be able to fluently utilize JAWS, NVDA and Voiceover to test our range of IT solutions. In addition, they must be able to conduct mobile testing on iOS and Android OS.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Human Centered Computing, UX Design, Computer Science, Information Technology, Accessibility, assistive technology or a related field Three (3) years of website and or application testing experience Two (2) years of experience conducting manual and automated testing. Knowledge of ADA, Section 504 (part 794 in particular) and 508, Universal design principles, WCAG 2.1. Preferably, testers will have completed accessibility training courses or certifications such as the Department of Homeland Security Trusted Tester program, International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) CPACC or WAS certifications.