Accessibility Engineer

San Jose, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 14 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

W2 Only (No C2C No H1b No 1099)

Job Title: Accessibility Engineer
Location: Remote

Role Summary :
We are looking for an Accessibility (A11y) Expert with strong Angular TypeScript and HTML expertise to support our development teams in fixing accessibility issues and ensuring code-level compliance with WCAG 2.1/2.2 standards. The role focuses on hands-on remediation implementation of accessible UI components and reviewing developer code for accessibility best practices.

Key Responsibilities

Implement and remediate accessibility issues directly within Angular/TypeScript/HTML code.
Review and enhance UI components such as modals dropdowns sliders and forms to ensure compliance with accessibility standards.
Ensure proper labeling error handling and dynamic updates are appropriately announced by screen readers.
Apply best practices for keyboard navigation focus management and semantic structure in Angular applications.
Refactor and optimize front-end code for WCAG 2.1/2.2 compliance and improved usability.
Collaborate with developers to review and validate accessibility fixes before client delivery.
Document accessible coding patterns remediation approaches and best practices for reuse across projects.

Required Skills & Experience

Strong hands-on experience in Angular (v9) TypeScript HTML5 and CSS3.
Deep understanding of WCAG 2.1/2.2
Proven experience in fixing and implementing accessible components in enterprise web applications.
Experience ensuring accessibility in Angular Material components.
Good understanding of responsive design and inclusive UI principles.
Ability to provide code-level guidance and reviews for accessibility compliance.

W2 Only (No C2C No H1b No 1099) Job Title: Accessibility Engineer Location: Remote Role Summary : We are looking for an Accessibility (A11y) Expert with strong Angular TypeScript and HTML expertise to support our development teams in fixing accessibility issues and ensuring code-level complianc...