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ASU is seeking an IT Project Specialist 2 to coordinate digital accessibility and web governance under the Enterprise Shared Services team.
The role partners with project and product managers to drive WCAG-aligned improvements across websites, apps, and AI-enabled services, overseeing platform administration and governance.
IT Project Specialist 2
IT Project Management
Full time
Works closely and collaboratively with project managers and product managers to assist with routine tactical tasks for project/product execution; develops and maintains relationships with the project/product team members; is committed to project/product success.
$71,500.00 - $75,000.00; DOE
Bachelor's degree and three (3) years of experience appropriate to the area of assignment/field; OR, Any equivalent combination of experience and/or training from which comparable knowledge, skills and abilities have been achieved.
The Technical Web Project Coordinator is a member of the Operational Design and Web Experience team within Enterprise Shared Services, part of ASU Enterprise Technology. The position coordinates enterprise web governance and digital accessibility services and serves as service owner for assigned platforms, including Siteimprove and Equidox. The coordinator oversees platform administration, service support, vendor relationships, reporting, training, and process improvement.
The role coordinates projects and intake workflows that help ASU identify and resolve accessibility barriers across websites, mobile applications, documents, artificial intelligence (AI) products, and related digital services in alignment with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. It contributes to ASU's transition from EdTech to TechEd by helping move services beyond isolated applications toward learner-centered, interoperable, AI-augmented experiences.
Through accessibility governance, service ownership, and project coordination, the coordinator helps ensure digital experiences are inclusive, trustworthy, connected across the learner journey, and designed to augment human capability. The role builds institutional AI capacity through repeatable support, documentation, evaluation, and feedback processes. It requires strong project coordination, technical judgment, clear communication, and the ability to build positive, service-oriented relationships across the university.