AVC Student Developer
About The Position
The Student Developer position is a maximum of 20 hours per week, with flexible hours to fit a school schedule. The philosophy is to rapidly develop prototypes for faculty, students, and staff to introduce them to new technologies and determine their suitability. This position often involves researching and trying out new technologies, prioritizing a generalized approach to development over specific frameworks. The ability to learn and experiment is valued over experience. The Advanced Visualization Center (AVC) is looking to hire a student for software development, specifically sophomores or younger. As a student developer working at the AVC, you will be tasked with creating a wide variety of applications, as well as general technical tasks related to advanced technologies. Previous projects include full stack websites, d3.js data visualizations, Python web scraping and data processing, Unity AR and VR applications, mobile app development for Android and iOS, computer vision, AI model use and training, microcontrollers, and working with 3D models and related content, as well as setting up and managing multiple VR headsets. More examples can be found on the AVC website.
Requirements
- Basic programming knowledge and aptitude
- Ability and willingness to work collaboratively
- Ability to work independently to research, explore, and learn new technologies
- Ability to organize and communicate development processes and project requirements
- Ability to work within deadlines and produce working prototypes on short time-frames
- Current work authorization in the United States
- Sophomores or younger preferred
Nice To Haves
- Experience working with version control (primarily Git)
- Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Premiere, etc.) experience
- Graphic Design experience
- 3D Modeling / Animation experience
- Experience with finding or training custom AI models
Responsibilities
- Creating a wide variety of applications
- General technical tasks related to advanced technologies
- Researching and trying out new technologies
- Developing prototypes for faculty, students, and staff
- Full stack websites
- d3.js data visualizations
- Python web scraping and data processing
- Unity AR and VR applications
- Mobile App Development for Android and iOS
- Computer vision
- AI model use and training
- Microcontrollers
- Working with 3D models and related content
- Setting up and managing multiple VR headsets
Benefits
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Life insurance
- Retirement plan options
- Employee and dependent tuition programs
- Generous leave
- Hundreds of employee perks and discounts
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
