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About the Role

We’re at an exciting stage in our journey—growing rapidly and expanding our Product & Development team in Stockholm to build a vibrant hub for innovation, product design, and technology. This is a unique opportunity to join a thriving organization where you can help shape the future of assistive communication, defining how we work and delivering impactful solutions for our users.

We are building a culture of empowered, collaborative teams who are passionate about helping individuals with disabilities find their voice and connect with the world. Our teams thrive on trust, collaboration, and a positive environment where everyone leads and contributes. We deeply understand the people we serve, empathize with their challenges, and use our expertise to make a real difference.

As a Senior AAC Content Developer, you'll play a crucial role in developing and maintaining innovative communication content for our AAC software applications, such as TD Snap. A great opportunity where your work will empower individuals with communication-related disabilities, helping them to express themselves and connect with the world.

In this role, you will work with:

• Develop and maintain AAC content tailored to various disabilities and user needs.
• Design products that foster language growth and support alternate access methods, including eye-gaze, switch-access, and touch.
• Coordinate content localization with team members and external partners to ensure quality and consistency.
• Manage project timelines and align releases with marketing, sales, and other departments.
• Stay updated on AAC research and market trends to identify new strategies and opportunities.
• Supervise and mentor AAC Content Developers, fostering team growth and innovation.

We are looking for someone that has:

• Expertise in language and literacy development, AAC best practices, and content design.
• A couple of years of experience in AAC or Assistive Technology within clinical or educational settings.
• Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, Linguistics, Assistive Technology, or a related field.
• Strong editorial skills and eye for detail.

Nice to have:

• Knowledge of programming page sets in one or more AAC Software Applications.
• Proficiency in Python.
• Deep Familiarity with Assistive Technologies, including eye-gaze and switch-access.