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peter altschul <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 2 Jul 2012 20:16:50 -0500
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Target is currently looking to contract with a number of 
individuals to
perform accessibility testing on its web site.  Candidates 
nationwide are
urged to apply.

Position title:  Accessibility Specialist


Position type:  Contract


Reports to:  Operations Analyst, Accessibility


RESPONSIBILITIES

*	Performs testing to ensure that web sites are free from
accessibility-related defects and are functioning as planned; 
confirming
that user requirements, design specifications, development and 
accessibility
meet or exceed expectations.
*	Develops, follows, and maintains documentation including 
User
Requirements, Test plans, and User Scenarios.
*	Reports all bugs, enhancements, or tasks in JIRA (bug 
tracking
software).
*	Assigns all accessibility issues to appropriate team members 
and
works directly with Project Manager or development staff to 
identify
solutions and next steps.
*	Tracks progress regarding issue resolution and confirms that 
issues
are retested and closed.
*	Supports Accessibility and Technical leads regarding all 
issue
tracking & reporting needs.
*	Manages priorities and risks as defined by the site 
deployment time
line.



KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
§  Screen-reader proficiency, particularly JAWS an absolute must.
§  Expert-level knowledge of W3C accessibility standards (WCAG 
1.0/2.0).
§  Strong analytical skills and problem solving skills necessary 
to identify
programming errors or inconsistencies, and the ability to 
recommend
solutions.
§  Highly organized with great attention to detail.
§  Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
§  Ability to collaborate with developers as needed to isolate 
root cause of
defects.
§  Familiarity with common web site applications, web browsers, 
and user
experience best practices.


How to apply:  Please direct any inquiries/resumes via Email to:  
Steve
Sawczyn [log in to unmask] .


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