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Join Digi Cafe for an Exciting Summer! ☀️ Welcome to Digi Cafe, the most beginner friendly place on the web to explore the wide world of programming, level up your skills with curated projects and connect with other learners! We are on the search for a Front-End Developer Intern with a flair for design and an eye for detail to help elevate the website's professionalism, responsiveness, and accessibility. Location: Remote 🌐 Duration: Summer (8 Weeks - Dates Flexible) 📆 Compensation: 5,000 USD 💰 What You Will Do: As a Front-End Developer Intern, you will play a crucial role in transforming the Digi Cafe website into a beacon of professional design, seamless usability, and accessibility. Your main responsibilities will include: Revamping the Website: Apply your CSS and TailwindCSS skills to update the site's aesthetic and user experience, ensuring it shines on web 💻, mobile 📱, and tablet 📊. Enhancing Accessibility: Make the website more accessible to everyone, incorporating best practices to support users of all abilities 👥. Designing with Foresight: Create extensible and scalable components that can grow with our platform, making it as future-proof as possible 🔮. Optimizing for Success: Improve our site's SEO to ensure we stand out in the digital crowd, driving more traffic and engagement 🚀. Who You Are: Skilled Artisan: You have a solid grasp of CSS, TailwindCSS or another design framework, with the ability to craft beautiful, responsive designs 🎨. Eager Learner: While not required, experience with JavaScript/TypeScript or SvelteKit is a big plus 🌱. Problem Solver: You love tackling challenges head-on and finding creative solutions 🔍. Detail-Oriented: Your keen eye for detail helps you catch and fix issues before anyone else notices them 🕵️‍♂️. Team Player: You work well with cross-functional teams, contributing ideas and taking feedback constructively 👫. What We Offer: Mentorship: Learn from our highly educated and experienced team who are passionate about sharing our full-stack knowledge 🧑‍🏫. Real Impact: Your work will directly influence the user experience of the website, making it better for users worldwide 🌍. Flexible Work Hours: We understand you might have summer plans, so we offer flexible hours to help you balance work and play with daily meetings decided at a time that fits everyone’s schedule ⏰. Competitive Pay: Receive a competitive internship salary that recognizes the value you bring to the team 💸. School Requirements: We are happy to work with your school in getting this internship recognized if it is a requirement for your program 📚. How to Apply: Please upload your resume only, no cover letter, when you submit this application 🚀. We're excited to see how you can help take our website to the next level. Apply today and let's make this summer one to remember! 🎉

Overview The New Media and Digital Design (NMDD) program at Fordham University is seeking a Part-Time Faculty to teach two sections of a Creative Coding course using p5.js in the Fall 2024 semester. The Fall 2024 semester at Fordham University begins on Wednesday, August 28, 2024, and the two sections meet at the following times: - Section 1: Mondays 2:30PM - 05:15PM - Section 2: Mondays 6:00PM - 08:45PM Teaching takes place in person at the university’s Lincoln Center (Manhattan) campus. A pre-existing syllabus is available for use by instructors. The existing syllabus (open to change) focuses almost entirely on the use of p5.js to learn basic coding concepts such as variables, loops, graphics, analyzing sound data, u5, using ml5, etc. In addition to this class time, instructors are required to hold regular weekly office hours (which can be held remotely). Class enrollment sizes typically range from 15-35 students. Part-time faculty at Fordham University are represented by Fordham Faculty United, part of the SEIU Union. A collective bargaining agreement between FFU and Fordham University is in place and can be viewed here. Working at Fordham Fordham University offers a competitive rate of pay and adjunct instructors are invited to join the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which represents non tenure-track faculty at the university. Full details of pay schedule, benefits and policies can be found at https://www.fordham.edu/info/28368/info_for_adjunct_faculty About Fordham University Fordham University, The Jesuit University of New York, offers its students a highly dedicated faculty, a heady intellectual atmosphere, emphasis on ethics and social justice, and respect for all individuals, religions, cultures, and creeds. Fordham students spend over one million hours per year engaged in community service. With over 15,500 students, Fordham's Carnegie classification is Research University (High Research Activity)—one of just 99 universities in America to receive this designation. In 2019, U.S. News & World Report ranked Fordham's undergraduate program 70th in the nation among all universities and 49th in the nation among private universities, placing it among the Tier 1 national universities. The 2019 Princeton Review ranks Fordham’s student newspapers and campus radio station among the best in the nation. Fordham also scores highly on many other lists of the world’s top universities. Qualifications Qualified applicants will have a terminal degree or equivalent professional/academic/creative experience. We also typically require that instructors join us with a minimum of two years of relevant teaching experience in higher education. In addition, we are seeking candidates who possess: - Proven working knowledge of p5.js, JavaScript, HTML/CSS - Ability to propose and (re)design courses in an effort to support their program in advancing its curricular goals - Interest in teaching additional courses in their field for the New Media and Digital Design program at Fordham a plus - Experience using/teaching ml5 (e.g., PoseNet, Handpose) a plus Application Instructions The New Media and Digital Design program at Fordham University has moved to using Interfolio to support its hiring requirements. Please note that as of September 2023, we only accept inquiries and applications to teach via this platform. If you are interested in teaching in our department, please use Interfolio to submit an application. The application process involves the submission of the following documents: 1. Current C.V. 2. List of courses currently / previously taught (including institution and semester/year) 3. A short cover letter with an addendum which contains: (i) A brief explanation of their teaching philosophy, and (ii) A link to examples of “creative coding” work (pref if uses p5). Applications will begin to be looked at on April 20th. Job will remain open until position is filled. Selected candidates will be invited for a short interview in May/June.