$75,818.00 - $89,095.00; not specified; not specif...
Field-based with potential travel required
Digital accessibility standards
Universal design principles
Wcag 2.1 aa compliance
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is seeking an IT Accessibility Specialist to lead digital accessibility efforts within K-12 education, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. The role includes providing training, consultation, and oversight for digital content and IT systems, promoting equitable access for all learners
Job Summary
The Digital Accessibility Coordinator serves as the agency lead for digital accessibility and universal design within the NC Department of Public Instruction.
This position provides consultation, training, system review, and procurement guidance to ensure digital content, instructional materials, and IT systems meet accessibility standards and comply with federal and state laws.
The role supports DPI divisions and Public School Units in implementing inclusive digital practices that promote equitable access for all learners.
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The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is seeking an IT Accessibility Specialist to lead digital accessibility efforts within K-12 education, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. The role includes providing training, consultation, and oversight for digital content and IT systems, promoting equitable access for all learners.
Salary
$75,818.00 - $89,095.00; Not specified; Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
digital accessibility standards
universal design principles
WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
IT procurement guidance
accessible document creation
Nice-to-have
statewide training delivery
collaboration with vendors
mitigation strategies for deficiencies
Key Requirements
Bachelor’s degree and two years of experience OR Associate degree and three years of experience OR High School/GED and five years of experience
Valid Driver’s License Required
Experience reviewing and evaluating VPATs
Experience serving on IT procurement evaluation committees