I help make digital information easier to access, understand, and use.
I help make digital information easier to access, understand, and use.
For most of my career, I have been the person asking one more question: Can everyone actually use this?
That question has followed me from the classroom into instructional design, digital accessibility, and organization-wide learning. Over more than 20 years, I have learned that a website can pass an automated scan and still be frustrating, a PDF can look polished and still be unusable with a screen reader, and a course can contain excellent information while leaving some learners behind.
Today, I help organizations find and fix those gaps. I evaluate websites, documents, PDFs, courses, and other digital content using accessibility standards, assistive technology, and hands-on testing. Then I turn what I find into clear recommendations, practical resources, and training that people can understand and use.
My strength is making complicated things manageable. I connect WCAG, Section 508, accessible content, learning design, and AI-supported development to the everyday decisions made by designers, developers, content creators, and leaders. I also bring lived experience with low vision and screen readers, so accessibility is never just a checklist to me.
I am now looking for a permanent, full-time role where I can lead accessibility work, strengthen digital products and learning experiences, and help teams build accessibility into their work from the beginning. I am especially interested in fully remote opportunities, as well as the right Texas-based hybrid role.
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