EMCC Jobs and Employment

iCode Lab Mentor

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Company Name: 
iCode/Valor Preparatory Academy
Company Website: 
http://icodeschool.com/goodyear114
Industry: 
Computer Services
Application Due Date: 
Thursday, October 21, 2021
Location: 
Avondale
Paid: 
Yes
Amount: 
$12.15/hour
Federal Work-Study Eligible Site: 
No
Qualify for WIRCCS Scholarship: 
No
Description: 

*This is an in-person position. Students and the organization must follow safe COVID guidelines.*

The Lab Mentors main objective is to organize the labs and provide assistance to students while working on class projects or lab hours. This position is held by high school and college students that can guide and teach students developing programming projects. This position requires learning new programming languages and IT concepts on the spot and helping students to be successful coding.

Applications MUST include a resume and cover letter. Please email your resumes and cover letters for review to [email protected].

Duties and Responsibilities: 
  • Lab Mentors ensure that all lab equipment is working, and lab is in a clean and organized manner.
  • Lab Mentors report any glitches they encounter in the system or equipment that is not functioning properly.
  • Lab Mentors need to ensure students are in their stations while in classrooms.
  • The lab mentor provides basic guidance and explanations about the concepts being explained in the lecture.
  • Lab Mentors provide weekly reports and feedback about students’ progress in the lab and system usage.
  • Lab Mentors assist students in completing all exercises before the class finishes.
  • Lab Mentor reports that a student has not completed exercises to the instructor and assists with scheduling lab hours to complete the work.
  • Lab Mentors check all equipment to make sure students return everything in the same condition as they received it. 
Minimum Requirements: 

REQUIREMENTS 

  1. Currently enrolled or continuing at EMCC
  2. Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
  3. Must have completed at least one semester at Maricopa Community Colleges
  4. Positive attitude, outgoing and excellent people skills.
  5. Ability to organize the productive flow of a classroom.
  6. Ability to work with students ranging from K-12.
  7. Dependable and flexible to work evenings and weekends.
  8. Good written and verbal communication skills.
  9. Strong problem–solving and analytical skills.
  10. Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
  11. Ability to establish priorities and meet strict deadlines.
  12. Being able to perform well under pressure.
  13. Strong knowledge of OS X and Apple technologies.
  14. Experience using GameMaker and Unity is desirable.
  15. Experience programming in Java and Python is a plus.
  16. Knowledge of C++ is a plus.
  17. Experience in HTML, CSS and JavaScript is a plus.

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