Google is seeking a Software Engineer to join their Chrome Accessibility team, focusing on making Chrome universally accessible and useful for all users. This role is critical in developing features that enable users with disabilities to fully utilize Chrome and Chrome OS. The position involves working on browser features, platform capabilities like screen reading and braille support, and improving the web platform with accessibility tools and APIs.
The ideal candidate will collaborate closely with UX designers, Product Managers, and other engineers to create and implement accessibility and immersive reading features. They will work on Chrome browser enhancements to improve the experience for users with disabilities, including those who rely on assistive technology. The role also involves building and improving Chrome OS platform features such as screen reading, braille support, magnification, and color enhancement.
Google's Chrome team is dedicated to building a better, more open web across all major platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS). As an open-source project, Chrome's innovations in speed, simplicity, and security benefit the entire web ecosystem. This role offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on users' lives by addressing complex technical challenges and coordinating with various Google teams to create solutions that make Chrome an inclusive platform for everyone.
The position requires a strong foundation in software development, with at least 2 years of experience in data structures/algorithms and programming. Knowledge of C++, JavaScript, and Web Applications is highly valued, as is experience with Chrome and Chrome OS. The role combines technical expertise with a focus on accessibility, making it ideal for engineers passionate about creating inclusive technology solutions.