Real-world impact
Your work goes into our open-source projects, which means it reaches the people who rely on them rather than sitting in a folder marked intern.
Internships
Students, recent graduates, career changers, and volunteers are all welcome. You will work on real accessibility software with people who will show you how.
What you will gain
Your work goes into our open-source projects, which means it reaches the people who rely on them rather than sitting in a folder marked intern.
Hands-on experience, portfolio pieces you can actually show, and time with people who have been doing this a while.
Work alongside a team that treats accessibility as the point of the job, not a checklist at the end of it.
Open roles
If none of these is quite you but the mission is, write to us anyway and say what you would want to do.
Work with our media team on content that shows what the projects actually do. Filming, editing, and producing for the website, social media, and events.
Apply for this roleHelp make our podcast on accessibility and technology. Audio production, editing, and pitching episode ideas worth listening to.
Apply for this roleJoin the team on Ability Foundry VR and our AAC tools. Knowing a language helps, and an interest in accessibility helps more. You will learn the rest here.
Apply for this roleGet the mission in front of people who would want to know about it. Content, social media, and outreach that grows the community around the work.
Apply for this roleWhy Ability Foundry
We build technology for people who are usually an afterthought in software. Interning here means real experience in a supportive place, on work that changes what someone can do in a day.
Our scheduling is flexible and the workspace is inclusive, so you can learn and contribute in the way that fits your strengths and where you want your career to go.
Apply
Send us the role you are interested in and a little about yourself. A short note is plenty to start with.
Apply today