@alexadeswift thank you!

@tiggy yes, I should've included all that originally, my mistake on omitting it! I've updated the original post to include location (Stockholm, Sweden but happy to work remotely) and hashtags.

Examples of my work would be good, but all my professional accessibility work so far belongs to my previous employer so I'm not sure if there's anything I can show off. I'll be reaching out to them to ask about that though!

@jay I like to work remotely when possible, but I'm based in Stockholm, Sweden. I've also edited the original post to include this information now, my bad for omitting it initially!

@Wintergr33n very good point, I've edited the post to contain both location information and relevant tags now!

I don't even post much on here and doubt this will reach many, but whatever: I lost my job recently and am looking for new work, would appreciate any leads. I'm a certified digital accessibility specialist with lived experience as a disabled trans person, and I also have extensive web developer experience.

Please get in touch if you know of any appropriate openings ️

Edit: thanks to replies for pointing out that I should add location details! I'm located in Stockholm, Sweden but will happily work remotely if possible and can travel on occasion if needed - not looking to fully relocate though!

I can also be found on LinkedIn, a site I don't particularly like but accept the necessity of existing on, here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thea-walther

#accessibility #a11y #getfedihired