Technology and disability – we offer some of the best jobs in the digital world.
Could you use your skills and experience to help transform the lives of disabled and older people?
View our current vacancies below, and don't forget we're always looking for friendly technology-capable people to join our network of volunteers who use their information technology (IT) skills to help others.
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AbilityNet is an amazing place to work; everyone is incredibly friendly and willing to support you when you need help. They have given me the flexibility I need to be able to be in the 16% of adults with autism in full time employment.
- Rina Wharton, Accessibility and Usability Consultant Team Lead at AbilityNet
AbilityNet is the leading UK charity for computing and disability and our services help disabled people achieve their goals at home, at work and in education. We are supported by some of the biggest names in IT and have a longstanding international reputation in the fields of digital accessibility and the use of assistive technologies.
Read about our values of integrity, inclusion, innovation and collaboration.
Read an interview with Rina Wharton, Accessibility and Usability Consultant Team Lead at AbilityNet, who describes how the flexibility she receives in her role enables her to be among the 16% of adults with autism in full time employment.
Read an interview with Joanne Reavell, Accessibility Consultant at AbilityNet, who reflects on her experience of the application and interview process, and shares what her first few weeks at AbilityNet were like.
Read an interview with Chris Grant, Community Relationship Team Leader at AbilityNet, who reflects on the factors that have helped him grow professionally and progress in his career at AbilityNet.
You may also be interested in information about how volunteering with AbilityNet can lead to a professional role.
AbilityNet is a Disability Confident Leader - we aim to make the most of the opportunities provided by employing disabled people.
Disability Confident is a government scheme, which is voluntary and has been developed by employers and disabled people's representatives.
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