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The average salary for remote Web accessibility jobs is $128,584 per year, ranging from $85,066 to $194,772 depending on experience. This is based on data from 192 job openings.
| Experience | Roles analysed | Avg. salary |
|---|---|---|
| Junior Web accessibility engineer | 8 | $85,066 |
| Mid-level Web accessibility engineer | 53 | $103,198 |
| Senior Web accessibility engineer | 96 | $131,878 |
| Lead Web accessibility engineer | 15 | $137,131 |
| Staff Web accessibility engineer | 13 | $194,772 |
| Principal Web accessibility engineer | 7 | $184,105 |
The top skills employers look for in Web accessibility jobs are React.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS and HTML. Below you'll find the full breakdown of the 10 most in-demand related skills. This is based on data from 86 job openings.
The most sought-after experience for Web accessibility jobs is Senior (53% of openings), and 10% are junior friendly.
The most common employment types for Web accessibility jobs are Full-time (77%) and Contract (11%).
33% of Web accessibility jobs require a degree, while 67% do not.
Companies hire remote Web accessibility engineers in 97 regions and countries — with United States leading in open roles.