Summary
Luis Garcia is an accessibility-focused software engineer with 11 years of experience marrying customer-facing support and technical advocacy to create more inclusive web experiences. Based in Cupertino, he has led accessibility initiatives at major organizations including Apple, eBay, Cohesity, and Intuit, shaping roadmaps, design systems, and conformance standards. As a Silver Contributor at W3C he’s currently helping define the successor to WCAG by developing a practical conformance model, and he judges Knowbility’s OpenAIR to nurture accessible design in the nonprofit space. Luis combines hands-on front-end fixes—like improving keyboard parity and focus states on high-profile project sites—with cross-functional leadership that balances compliance, product priorities, and developer education. Known for evangelizing accessibility through meetups and training programs, he brings a rare blend of empathy, policy-level influence, and pragmatic engineering.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors Linguistics Economics, Bachelors Linguistics Economics at The University of Texas at Austin