Summary
Caryl Westerberg is an Accessibility Specialist and seasoned software engineer with 13+ years of experience building inclusive web presences and deep-rooted expertise in C++, PHP, Drupal, HTML/CSS, and Linux. Currently at Stanford University, she applies a strong accessibility focus to web projects while drawing on a decade of prior software development and object‑oriented design experience. Her background spans enterprise-grade embedded and cryptographic systems at Motorola to hands-on Drupal site launches and front-end work for clients and startups. She also has a history of coordinating cross-team efforts, mentoring volunteers, and developing training curricula—skills honed through long-term volunteer roles and leadership in education programs. Based in San Jose, Caryl blends rigorous academic training (MS in Computer Science) with practical project management and accessibility advocacy. A thoughtful connector between legacy systems and modern web stacks, she specializes in translating complex technical requirements into usable, accessible online experiences.
13 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer Science, BS, Computer Science at Colorado State University
Project Management, Project Management at Keller Graduate School of Management
MS, Computer Science, MS, Computer Science at Oregon State University