Senior Accessibility Lead — Campus Built Environment

Harvard Central Administration (CADM) Talent Acquisition; Cambridge (MA); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous paid time off

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Harvard Central Administration (CADM) Talent Acquisition is seeking a Senior Accessibility Consultant to lead efforts in ensuring a compliant and accessible built environment at the university. This critical role involves collaborating with various university departments to implement strategies for barrier removal and promote inclusive design practices.

The consultant will provide expert guidance and conduct accessibility audits while managing training needs related to barrier removal. Candidates should possess a strong background in accessibility regulations and demonstrate exceptional communication skills.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of progressive experience with accessibility in the built environment.
• Current knowledge of the ADA and MAAB requirements.

Responsibilities

• Implement the Barrier Removal Framework Plan for accessibility improvements.
• Guide planners and designers on compliance with accessibility laws.
• Conduct site visits to assess physical accessibility.
• Provide disability-related training for university staff.

Skills

Accessibility expertise

Communication skills

Project management

Universal design principles

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Facilities data systems

Job description

Harvard Central Administration (CADM) Talent Acquisition is seeking a Senior Accessibility Consultant to lead efforts in ensuring a compliant and accessible built environment at the university. This critical role involves collaborating with various university departments to implement strategies for barrier removal and promote inclusive design practices.

The consultant will provide expert guidance and conduct accessibility audits while managing training needs related to barrier removal. Candidates should possess a strong background in accessibility regulations and demonstrate exceptional communication skills.