Summary
Joseph Polizzotto is a software engineer with nine years of technical experience and a deep background in accessibility and education, now building product at Horizon3.ai. He transitioned from nearly two decades of teaching and accessibility roles—developing alternative media, assistive-technology training, and curriculum—to full‑stack development after completing a UNC Chapel Hill coding bootcamp. At Berkeley and multiple community colleges he designed accessible content (braille, DAISY, MathML, tactile graphics) and trained users on tools like JAWS and Kurzweil, a practical perspective he now applies to inclusive software development. Based in Cary, NC, Joseph blends pedagogy, accessibility expertise, and hands‑on engineering to make systems more usable for diverse users, and he brings a rare educator’s patience to complex technical problems.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Certificato di Italiano e Certificato in Storia dell'Arte, Storia Medievale, Certificato di Italiano e Certificato in Storia dell'Arte, Storia Medievale at Università degli Studi di Padova
MA, TESOL, MA, TESOL at San José State University
Pioneer High School
University of California Santa Cruz
Coding Bootcamp, Full Stack Web Development, A+, Coding Bootcamp, Full Stack Web Development, A+ at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Italian, Spanish, French