DIGITAL PRODUCT DESIGNER UX

ob Title/Role: DIGITAL PRODUCT DESIGNER UX
Job Location/Client Location (with City & State) :Rochester, Minnesota
Remote ok (Yes / No) : Yes

Mandatory Skills:
Adobe Experience Manager
Manual Accesibility Testing
WCAG 2.2 AA
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JD: Scope: This engagement is for an Accessibility Design Contractor to support four of seven product pods within the Digital Product Organization. The contractor will partner with product designers and engineers to review designs and implementations for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, perform manual accessibility testing, support accessibility reviews within Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), document findings, and help ensure accessibility standards are consistently applied across multiple teams. The contractor will report to the Lead Accessibility Designer and follow established accessibility standards, processes, and priorities. Required -Strong working knowledge of WCAG 2.2 AA -Experience reviewing designs and code for accessibility compliance -Manual accessibility testing experience using: -JAWS and NVDA (Windows/Web) -VoiceOver (iOS) -TalkBack (Android) -Experience with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), including component-level authoring and content review -Experience using Figma for design review and annotations -Experience using Jira for defect tracking and workflow management -Ability to work independently across multiple product teams while partnering with designers and engineers -Experience documenting accessibility findings using established audit and Jira processes Preferred -Familiarity with the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) -Experience using AI tools (GitHub Copilot, Codex, Claude, or similar) to improve accessibility workflows, documentation, or automation -Experience applying accessibility guidance within a design system -Experience with additional CMS platforms (Sitecore, Contentful, Drupal) -Experience contributing to AEM component libraries -Experience training or enabling content authors on accessible authoring practices -Experience contributing to accessibility standards, playbooks, or internal documentation