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Austin-based TESTCo does one thing - we test software and websites so you can avoid nasty surprises. Some of our customers had "lumpy development" where they sometimes needed a *lot* of testing and sometimes didn't need any. We provided them with trained and experienced software Test Engineers exactly when they needed them - and not a minute more. Some of our customer wanted more than testing - they wanted a Software QA Process - and didn't know how to get there without disrupting what was already working for them. We showed them how a very small team of experienced Software Test Engineers can pick up the slack and then begin implementing subtle, but valuable, software quality processes without any change, disruption or pain. And some of our customers were looking for a particular type of expertise - performance testing, test automation with a particular tool or browser/operating system matrix testing - something they didn't need all the time but definitely needed right now. We have just the technical expert you're looking for. Are you ready to stop worrying about how your customers see your software? Check out how at http://www.testco.com TESTCo provides: On Demand Testing, On Demand Software Testing, C# Tester, Offshore Software Testing, Software Testing Company, Outsource Testing, Software Testing Services, Offshore Testing, Website QA, Website Quality Assurance, Outsourced Software Testing, Squish Testing, Watir Performance Testing and Ruby Tester

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