>
>>
>>What:  Google is seeking software engineers with accessibility experience.
>>Where: Mountain View, Ca. (30 miles south of San Francisco)
>>More:  http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=37456
>>
>>Google is looking to hire at least two software engineers to focus on
>>making Google's products more accessible to our users with disabilities.
>>
>>It is important to stress that these are software engineering
>>positions.  Applicants will need to clear Google's software
>>engineering bar (have a strong development background, etc.) as well
>>as have experience with access technology, including screen readers.
>>
>>The link above takes you to the job description and Google's on-line
>>hiring system.
>>
>>Please feel free spread this announcement around.  I strongly believe
>>this will be a very fulfilling, exciting, and challenging position for
>>successful candidates.
>>
>>Google is also looking for summer interns to focus on accessibility.
>>Please send inquiries directly to me (see below)
>>
>>I'm also happy to answer any questions.
>>
>>I look forward to hearing from candidates.  You can reach me at
>>jbar AT google DOT com
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>
>>Jim Barbour - Google - Site Reliability Engineer
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