RE: Facebook seeks accessibility engineer
- From: "Client Services" <Operations@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 18:22:17 -0400
Hi-
That link does not work.
Is there a section under careers to find the posting?
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Subject: Fwd: Facebook seeks accessibility engineer
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>Are you interested in building products used by hundreds of millions of
>people? Do you have direct experience working with assistive technology
>(ie screen readers)? Facebook is seeking an experienced User Interface
>Engineer that is passionate about building accessible user-facing web
>applications. This role includes the management of technical
>accessibility processes as well as ownership over internal and external
>communication of Facebook's accessibility strategies.
>This position is contractual and is based at our main office in Palo
Alto, CA.
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>Responsibilities
> * Work with product teams to implement accessible products
> * Participate in code reviews with an eye for accessibility
> * Identify and communicate accessibility best practices for
>front-end engineering
> * Manage technical process for accessibility
> * Communicate Facebook's accessibility strategy internally and
>externally Requirements
> * Expert knowledge of web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS)
> * Expert knowledge of assistive technology (JAWS, VoiceOver,
>Dragon NaturallySpeaking)
> * Experience with scripting languages (PHP)
> * Passion for elegant, intuitive, and accessible user interfaces
> * Ability to write well-abstracted, reusable code for UI components
> * Familiarity with Object Oriented JavaScript Frameworks
>(Prototype JS, MooTools, Dojo, etc.)
> * Experience working with HTML/CSS/JS in high-performance
environments
> * 3+ years experience in building web products with assistive
>technology in mind
> * BS or MS degree in Computer Science or a related technical field
>Bonus
> * Experience building complicated workflows
> * Relevant experience includes self-started personal projects
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><http://www.facebook.com/careers/careers/perks.php>Benefits and Perks
>
>We've got it good!
>At our Palo Alto headquarters, we also offer free breakfast, lunch and
>dinner at our Cafe. Whether you're looking for healthy salads, or
>hearty world cuisine from Belize, India, etc., or just a couple slices
>of pizza, Chef Josef and his team of culinary geniuses in Palo Alto
>make it happen every day.
><http://www.facebook.com/careers/careers/life.php>Life at Facebook
>
>Innovation is paramount
>No matter what part of Facebook you join, you'll be building something
>big and new. You won't simply be finding answers; you'll be framing
>questions that no one has ever asked before - and identifying
>unprecedented opportunities. We welcome pioneers. In fact, we insist on
>them.
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