About Us

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) are among the most important and timely topics companies address today. HR departments actively recruit diverse talent, and companies hire DE&I leaders and training managers to build inclusive teams. Iterators LLC has recognized DE&I since its inception and was founded in 2017 with the principle that people with diverse backgrounds enhance and strengthen software testing outcomes.

Building trust and credibility are what businesses require to reduce barriers to projects. Iterators LLC is a certified woman-owned small business (WOSB) located in Boston, MA. Iterators' diversity of testers (women, neurodivergent, and BIPOC employees) augment the diversity of thought needed for every project we touch.

Reviews on Clutch and elsewhere confirm our quality. We welcome businesses from small start-ups to large enterprise software projects. We work with our clients at any stage of their projects, providing high-quality software testing, on-demand services, timely reports, and attentive service throughout the engagement.

To learn more about what Iterators LLC can do for you, visit our Services page.

Company: Iterators LLC, Founded in 2017

Co-Founders: Jill Willcox, Managing Member, and David Willcox, Test Manager

Certifications: International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB), Trusted Testers for Accessibility, certified by Department of Homeland Security (DHS), SBA-certified Women-owned small business (WOSB) WBENC Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBE)

Headquarters: 50 Milk Street, 16th Fl, Boston, MA 02109-5002, Cambridge Innovation Center

Many Wrongs Don’t Lead to a Right

We try to protect our children and make decisions daily to ease growing up and transitioning to adulthood. This is especially true when we know our children will face obstacles due to a disability. I recall when I lied to my son when he was ten years old, and I still think about it. I thought the circumstance made it the right thing to do, hoping things would change by the time he reached adulthood, but I am unsure all these years later if it was the right decision.

A little background.

Years ago, while working at a Fortune 500 company, my former employer-determined everyone was required to work 12-14-hour days, including weekends, for the next eight weeks. I went to my supervisor and only then revealed a medical condition due to a childhood injury and the impact this schedule would have on my health. Rather than finding some common ground, I was let go and treated poorly. My son was old enough to understand and concerned because he has a language disorder that will cross his lifespan. He worried he would not find a job, given what happened to me. I told him most people are kind and would object to what happened to me if they knew the circumstances.

A Long Way to Go

Unfortunately, not enough has changed since he was ten years old. When I reassured my son years ago, I did not know that hiring practices would barely evolve. Hiring managers continue to focus on specific attributes, unable or unwilling to consider candidates' positive qualities, concerned it will be a risk to hire someone with a disability. As an HR professional, I know two things for sure: it's a risk to hire anyone, and it's never appropriate to tell an applicant they're not a cultural fit.

With that perspective, we founded Iterators LLC, with an inclusive workforce. Our employees enjoy working for a company that focuses on their skillsets, not whether they interview a certain way or fit a predetermined profile. Our employees can have meaningful jobs and a level of independence that everyone wants to have.

Iterators’ commitment.

Iterators provides high-quality software testing services to any business, size, or industry. Our employees and our values make us different. We believe in healthy relationships with our clients and employees. We believe that maintaining these standards builds a better community.

Leadership Team

Jill Willcox

Co-Founder - Managing Member

After graduating as a registered nurse, Jill Willcox liaised between insurance companies and individuals who sustained catastrophic work injuries. Over time, her work grew to include other groups emphasizing Accessibility. This work helped move individuals toward a more independent life by removing barriers and allowing individuals more independence.

Her efforts helped create Iterators LLC, a woman-owned small business certified by the SBA, allowing for federal government awards. We currently work for companies in financial services, pharma, colleges, universities, climate, marketing firms, and more. Currently, we work for the Library of Congress and complete software testing on websites and mobile apps, including Accessibility testing WCAG 2.2, Section 508, and PDF Remediation services for increased Accessibility for all.

David Willcox

Co-Founder - Business Development, Test Manager

David Willcox graduated with a Bachelor of Science from Tulsa University having double majored in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics. He earned his doctorate in Chemical Engineering from Northwestern University. He has a broad background in education, industry and software testing. David has written software for 40 years, starting with BASIC, which was originally stored on yellow punch tape. Since that time, David has expanded his skills and is proficient in Assembly Language, Pascal, C, Objective-C, Visual Basic, C#, LabVIEW.NET, Python, R, HTML and JAVA.

Amelia Willcox

Member - Speech-Language Pathologist CCC-SLP

Amelia Willcox graduated from Clark University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She earned her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from Northwestern University. Through both areas of study, it became apparent to Amelia that thinking about a person as a whole is the most successful approach to helping them succeed in their personal and professional life. Amelia has an interest in the impact of speech-language disorders, and other conditions, on people as they transition to higher education and enter the workforce. This brought Amelia to Iterators LLC.

Opportunities at Iterators

Iterators LLC has recognized DE&I since its inception. We were founded on the principle that people with diverse backgrounds enhance and strengthen software testing outcomes. Building a more fair and just workplace is what we're all about. Everyone at Iterators LLC plays an important role in this goal. If you're interested in more information about us, please contact us.

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