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Acuity Insights
Canada · remote · CAD 60000-70000 annual
Every year, thousands of people complete Casper as part of applying to programs in medicine, nursing, and other professions. Casper is designed to understand the human skills that matter in these professions, helping universities and colleges see more of who an applicant is and the potential they bring, beyond academic achievement alone.
For applicants, completing Casper can be an important step toward the education and career they’re working toward. Behind every test is a team making sure the experience runs smoothly, problems are caught and resolved, and applicants get the support they need along the way.
That’s where you’ll come in.
As a Test Support Operations Associate, you’ll help run the day-to-day operations behind Casper. You’ll prepare for upcoming tests, make sure everything is ready to go, monitor what’s happening during testing, investigate issues when they arise, and help ensure each test is completed successfully.
Casper will be your primary focus to start, but the work won’t necessarily stop there. Acuity is developing new ways for institutions to understand and develop the human skills that matter in education and professional practice. As those experiences become available, you’ll have the opportunity to learn how they work and help build the operational support needed to deliver them reliably, too.
You’ll also help us make the work better. The people closest to an operation often see things others don’t: a process that could be simpler, an issue that keeps coming up, or a better way to help applicants. We want you to notice those things, ask questions, and contribute ideas as you learn.
You don’t need previous experience in test or assessment operations. We’ll teach you how Casper works and support you as you build your knowledge and confidence. What matters most is that you’re someone people can rely on, you pay attention to the details, you like figuring things out, and you want to keep learning.
This role requires professional fluency in English and French. English is the primary language we work in at Acuity, while your French will help us support French-speaking applicants and other operational needs as they arise.
This is a fully remote role open to candidates based anywhere in Canada.
Before you apply: Thoughtful use of AI is encouraged. If you use it to support your application, make sure it helps communicate your experience clearly and accurately. The strongest applications are authentic, original, and unmistakably yours.
Running Casper involves a lot of moving pieces. Before each test, everything needs to be prepared and checked. While applicants are completing the test, the team monitors what’s happening and responds when something doesn’t go as expected. Afterwards, there’s work to complete before that test is truly finished.
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You’ll be part of the team making all of that happen.
You’ll start by learning the processes behind Casper and taking responsibility for specific pieces of the work with support from experienced teammates. As you build your knowledge and confidence, you’ll take on more of the day-to-day operations independently.
Some days, you’ll be preparing for upcoming tests and checking that everything is ready. Other days, you might investigate an issue, help process a retake, support the team during a busy testing period, or work with a teammate to figure out what needs to happen next.
And because running tests well isn’t just about following a process, you’ll also help us improve how the work gets done. You’ll notice where something is unclear or repetitive, help keep our documentation useful and up to date, and look for practical ways, including using AI, to make our processes simpler and more reliable.
The details matter when someone is completing a test that’s part of their application. When Casper runs smoothly, applicants can focus on showing who they are rather than worrying about what’s happening behind the scenes.
Create a reliable test experience. Help make sure Casper tests are prepared carefully, run smoothly, and are completed successfully.
Support applicants when it matters. Help resolve issues thoughtfully and quickly so applicants have a fair and consistent experience when something doesn’t go as planned.
Make our operations stronger. Notice recurring problems, unclear processes, or unnecessary steps and help us find better ways of working.
Protect the quality of every test. Bring care, attention to detail, and good judgment to operational work where small details can have a meaningful impact.
Help the team get better over time. Share what you’re learning, strengthen documentation, and contribute ideas, including thoughtful uses of AI, that make future test cycles easier and more reliable.
The work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is very real. Every test you help prepare, every issue you help resolve, and every process you improve contributes to an experience where applicants can focus on what matters: the opportunity to show more of who they are and the potential they bring.
You won’t be expected to know everything on day one. Success starts with learning how Casper works, building confidence in the processes you support, and becoming someone the team can increasingly rely on.
Over time, you’ll build a strong understanding of how Casper operates and the judgment to handle more situations independently. As our assessment offerings evolve, you’ll also have opportunities to apply that knowledge to new experiences and help shape how we support them operationally.
You’ll know not just what needs to happen, but why it matters, what to look out for, and when something needs extra attention.
You’ll join Acuity’s Operations - Support team, the group that helps keep Casper running smoothly today and will increasingly support new assessment experiences as they become available.
You won’t be figuring things out alone. You’ll work alongside teammates who specialize in different areas of support operations, including test execution, accommodations, communications, and enablement. You’ll learn from their experience as you build your own. The team works closely together during test cycles, sharing context, solving problems, and stepping in to support one another when things get busy.
You’ll also work with people across Acuity, including:
Because you’ll be close to the day-to-day test experience, you’ll often see things others don’t. The questions you ask, patterns you notice, and issues you surface can help teammates and other teams understand what’s happening and make better decisions.
As you grow in the role, you’ll build relationships across these teams and develop a broader understanding of how all the pieces come together to create a reliable experience for applicants.
There’s no single background that leads to this kind of work.
You might have experience in customer support, operations, administration, education, hospitality, events, or another environment where being organized, dependable, and responsive mattered.
What matters most is that you’ve had experiences that have started to build the habits this role depends on.
You’re organized and reliable. You can keep track of details, follow a process, manage competing priorities, and follow through on what you say you’ll do. When something needs to get done, people can count on you.
You’re comfortable solving problems. When something doesn’t go as expected, you don’t freeze or immediately pass it along. You gather information, think through what might be happening, and work toward a solution, while knowing when you need help.
You pay attention to the details. You notice when something seems off, incomplete, or inconsistent. You understand that in operational work, small details can make a big difference.
You communicate clearly and thoughtfully. You can explain what’s happening, ask good questions, and share the information someone else needs to move forward.
You have professional fluency in English and French. English is the primary language we work in at Acuity. Your French will help us support French-speaking applicants and contribute to other bilingual operational needs as they arise.
You’re comfortable working with AI. You’re using AI tools, or actively building your ability to use them, to organize information, solve problems, communicate more clearly, or make repetitive work easier. You’re curious about what these tools can make better, while understanding that your own judgment still matters.
Beyond experience, we’re interested in how you think, learn, and approach the work in front of you. You don’t need to have everything figured out. These are some of the qualities that tend to matter in this kind of work.
Curiosity. You like understanding how things work and why. When something doesn’t make sense, you’re inclined to ask questions, look a little deeper, and figure out what might be going on.
Good judgment. You think before you act. You’re comfortable making decisions when you have enough information, and equally comfortable asking for another perspective when you don’t.
Care. You take the work seriously because you understand there are people on the other side of it. You notice details and think about how your decisions or actions might affect someone else.
Calm under pressure. When things get busy or something unexpected happens, you’re able to focus on what matters, work through the problem, and keep moving.
A learning mindset. You’re open to feedback, new ideas, and different ways of doing things. As you learn more, you’re willing to adjust your thinking and build on what you already know.
An improvement instinct. You’re naturally interested in whether there might be a clearer, simpler, or better way to do something. You don’t need to have the solution, but you’re willing to notice opportunities and bring ideas forward.
Collaboration. You enjoy working with other people, sharing what you know, asking for input, and helping solve problems together.
We review every application carefully. Whether you apply directly, are referred, or connect through a recruiter or hiring manager, you’ll receive equal consideration.
We don’t use AI to evaluate applications, though you may be automatically screened out if you don’t meet baseline requirements (e.g. Canadian residency and valid work authorization). In some interviews, AI may help with note-taking, but all evaluations and decisions are made by real humans.
Our interviews are two-way conversations. We want to understand your career, abilities, and goals, and help you assess whether this opportunity and team are the right fit for you.
Our hiring process typically takes 2–4 weeks from initial conversation to final decision.
We’re a remote-first team of 135+ people who care deeply about our work and about each other.
Our culture is intentionally designed. As we’ve grown, we’ve made deliberate choices about how we work together, prioritizing trust, flexibility, and a sustainable pace so people can do meaningful work over the long term.
That commitment has been recognized externally. Acuity Insights has been named one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers for the second consecutive year, reflecting our focus on building a strong, people-first environment.
Day to day, that shows up in how we collaborate:
As we continue to grow, we’re focused on maintaining that balance, building a company where people can do their best work and grow over time, without losing what makes the environment feel human.
Acuity Insights builds products that help higher education institutions make better decisions about people, from admissions through to development.
Our work is grounded in a simple idea: that people are more than their grades, and that potential can be understood and developed, not just measured.
Our Casper situational judgment test (SJT), created by researchers at McMaster University, has been completed by over 1 million applicants and is one of the most widely used open-response SJTs in higher education, backed by nearly 20 years of research.
Today, we are evolving our products to better connect assessment, insight, and development, helping institutions not just identify potential, but actively support its growth over time. As part of that evolution, we’re increasingly building toward a more connected ecosystem across assessment, education, and learner development. While teams remain focused on their individual products, we’re creating stronger connections across our platform to deliver more cohesive experiences for institutions and learners.
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