Serves as the DOJ's principal technical authority on accessibility standards, including WCAG 2.x, Revised 508 Standards, and related ICT guidelines. Advises designers, developers, communications teams, and product owners to ensure accessible solutions from concept to deployment. Supports DOJ efforts to ensure that information and communication technology products and services that are procured, maintained, or used are accessible to employees and members of the public with disabilities.
Essential Functions
Interpret federal accessibility standards and translate them into actionable technical guidance.
Develop accessibility design patterns, developer checklists, and UX guidelines for enterprise use.
Provide early-stage consultations for new digital services, systems, procurements, and communications.
Conduct technical reviews of designs, wireframes, prototypes, content, and digital products.
Support creation of accessibility playbooks and design system components.
Guide product teams through remediation and integration of accessibility requirements into SDLC.
Advise Test/QA Lead on test scenarios and criteria.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Washington, DC
Skills
Information Technology & Information Systemsunmatched
Product Documentationunmatched
Prototypingunmatched
Purchasing/Procurementunmatched
Quality Assuranceunmatched
Resource Managementunmatched
Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)unmatched
Technical Leadershipunmatched
Technical/Engineering Designunmatched
Test Scenariounmatched
Testingunmatched
United States Department of Justice (DOJ)unmatched
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)unmatched
Wireframesunmatched
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