Studentermedhjælper til tilsyn med webtilgængelighed og anvendelsen af sporingsteknologier

This position as a student assistant focuses on monitoring web accessibility and the use of tracking technologies. Candidates should have foundational knowledge of web development principles, particularly in ensuring digital content meets accessibility standards such as WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). Familiarity with tools and techniques for evaluating web accessibility, including screen readers and accessibility testing software, is important. Additionally, understanding the implementation and implications of tracking technologies, such as cookies, web beacons, and other user data collection methods, is essential. The role likely involves reviewing websites for compliance with legal and ethical standards related to user privacy and data protection, requiring awareness of regulations like GDPR. While no specific experience or education levels are provided, the position suits individuals currently engaged in relevant academic studies, possibly in IT, computer science, or related fields, who possess a keen interest in digital accessibility and privacy. Attention to detail, analytical skills, and the ability to communicate findings clearly are valuable competencies for this role. Overall, the job demands a combination of technical understanding of web technologies, practical skills in accessibility evaluation, and knowledge of privacy and tracking mechanisms.