FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Accessibility Testing role?
The main responsibilities include testing websites using only keyboard navigation, reporting issues in detail with error snapshots, conducting testing with screen readers like NVDA or JAWS, using color contrast analyzers to check compliance with WCAG standards, and providing guidance on accessibility standards and best practices.
What tools are required for testing in this role?
Required tools include a keyboard for navigation, NVDA or JAWS screen readers for auditory testing, and color contrast analyzers or similar tools to evaluate color contrast ratios.
Is prior experience in accessibility testing necessary for this position?
Yes, prior experience in accessibility testing and knowledge of standards such as WCAG is preferred for this position.
What type of reporting is expected for the testing results?
Detailed reporting is expected in a spreadsheet format, which should include issue descriptions, error snapshots, and code suggestions for all found issues.
Are there training opportunities available in this role?
Yes, this role includes responsibilities for training teams on accessibility principles and techniques.
What is the company culture like at Virtusa?
Virtusa promotes a team-oriented culture, values professional and personal development, and provides opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Is this position open to all candidates regardless of their background?
Yes, Virtusa is committed to equal opportunity and does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, national origin, or veteran status.
Do we support flexible work schedules?
Yes, we support flexible work schedules, particularly in a hybrid remote work format.
What standards and regulations should applicants be familiar with?
Applicants should be familiar with accessibility standards such as WCAG and relevant regulations related to website and application accessibility.
Is it necessary to have expertise in screen reader technology for this role?
Yes, expertise in using screen reader technology like NVDA or JAWS is necessary to effectively perform the testing and reporting duties of this role.
