The AppleInsider reports that Apple is hiring an iPhone Windows Outlook/Exchange QA Engineer. Here’s the job description, per a blog post by Jennifer Lawinski at ChannelWeb.
“The iPhone Quality team is looking for a motivated, highly-technical Exchange test/sync engineer with excellent problem solving and communication skills. You will join a dynamic team responsible for qualifying the latest iPhone products. Your focus will be testing Exchange and Outlook functionality with Apple’s innovative new phone. The successful candidate will complete both documented and adhoc testing to ensure high quality releases.”
Is it just me or is it a little surprising Apple is only now hiring a QA engineer for Exchange and iPhone testing? Yes, maybe I’m jumping to conclusions and this is to fill a vacancy on an already complete iPhone to Exchange development team. But given Apple’s forgetful memory about needing Exchange email support at the iPhone’s launch, maybe they just now thought it wise to hire a QA engineer for the project.
Keh-mahn, eh couh happa?!
File this one under Tongue-in-Cheek.
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