Assistive Technology Specialist

Role Overview

Responsibilities

• Evaluate individual needs to determine the most effective assistive devices, such as screen readers, voice recognition software, or alternative input devices

• Install, configure, and maintain specialized hardware and software across various platforms to ensure accessibility.

• Modify existing software settings or create custom scripts to optimize user interfaces for patients with limited motor or visual capabilities.

• Conduct training sessions for patients, caregivers, and educators on how to use Assistive Technology devices effectively in daily life or classroom settings.

• Work alongside Occupational Therapists and Speech Therapists to ensure that technical solutions align with the patient’s clinical rehabilitation goals.

• Provide ongoing technical support and maintenance for assistive devices, ensuring minimal downtime for users who rely on them for communication.

• Stay updated on the latest global trends in inclusive design, AI-driven accessibility tools, and universal design for learning.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, OR Graduation in Economics, Statistics, or Mathematics with a 01-year Diploma in Computer Science from a recognized institute.

• Prior experience in accessibility testing, UI/UX for disability, or IT support in a clinical/educational setting is highly preferred.

  Computer Hardware

• Age Limit: 24–35 Years.

• Proficiency in OS accessibility features (TalkBack, VoiceOver, Narrator).

• Strong analytical skills to interpret data from Econ/Stats backgrounds for user progress tracking.

• Knowledge of AAC (Augmented and Alternative Communication) software.