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University of Notre Dame

Location: Notre Dame, Indiana
Category: Admin-Other Administrative Positions
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Job Description

Job Title

Mentor Developer

Job Description

About Notre Dame Jerusalem

Our academic center in Jerusalem is an integral part of the global network of the University of Notre Dame, a premier research University in the United States. The academic center in Jerusalem aspires to be an entrepreneurial, diverse, and influential platform that leaves a positive and lasting impact on the region through a menu of programs and initiatives that offer opportunities for Notre Dame students, faculty, and visitors to explore and learn in Jerusalem and beyond.

For more information, please visit our webpage, www.jerusalem.nd.edu/programs/

About Adam – Coding & Beyond

Last year, Notre Dame Jerusalem launched a premier certificate program in computer coding, Adam – Coding & Beyond. The 2-year program allows participants to acquire the skills needed to become (full-stack) developers. The program runs in English and includes modules in Hebrew as a foreign language, soft skill development, and select modules in critical thinking. At graduation, participants will earn a certificate of completion from the University of Notre Dame.

For more information, please visit: https://jerusalem.nd.edu/programs/adam—-coding-beyond/

About the Position of Mentor Developer

Be a mentor and a technological leader in our top-tier certificate program for computer coding (full-stack developer). Develop, review, and audit comprehensive code projects. Use your programming knowledge and skills to further the development of the program participants. Enable and empower the program participants in their academic and personal growth. Be responsible for the operation of the computer lab and the educational proceedings.

Key responsibilities:

Implement the vision and mission of the University of Notre Dame and the Adam – Coding & Beyond program goals and objectives
Oversee and support participants’ engagement with the program’s technological curriculum
Develop code projects and examples to support the curriculum and enable the participants to meet their goals
Ensure the productive functionality of the Adam -Coding & Beyond Lab and facilitate the participants’ educational needs
Innovate and develop extracurricular materials in programming and computer science subjects
Collaborate with the Director of Project Management, Program Coordinator, and IT Officer to meet the goals and objectives of the program
Collaborate with the larger team at Notre Dame Jerusalem and take on additional tasks where needed to ensure the program is part of the larger flourishing ecosystem of the center
Report to the Associate Director for Technology and Academic Advising

This is a full-time position based at the offices of the University’s center in Jerusalem (Tantur campus).

Following the mission of the University of Notre Dame, our center seeks to attract, develop, and retain the highest-quality faculty, staff, and administration. The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building a culturally diverse workplace. We strongly encourage applications from female candidates and candidates from all religious and cultural backgrounds who will enhance our community.

Application and Deadline

Applicants should submit their application via the University’s platform (link) or email to adamprogram@nd.edu by 01.11.2024. The expected start date is as soon as possible. Only short-listed candidates will be invited to an interview process.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, computer engineering, information technology, or equivalent experience in the industry
Ability to interact and communicate with participants in person and as a group
Advanced knowledge of programming languages, including JavaScript, Golang, Rust, and Python (at least 2)
In-depth understanding of computer systems, networks, and operating systems
Good communication skills in English, spoken and written, is a must. Knowledge of Arabic or Hebrew is an asset
Ability to work well under pressure
Ability to work in shifts (During the opening hours of the computer lab, i.e., shift between 8 am and 9 pm (the shifts are not longer than 8 hours and will not require night duties)
Ability to work collaboratively in a diverse and inclusive team environment

Department

Jerusalem (39050)

Department Website

https://jerusalem.nd.edu/programs/adam---coding-beyond/

Family / Sub-Family

IT / Apps Dvlpmt

Career Stream/Level

Other

Pay ID

Monthly

FLSA Status

T1 - Non-exempt Temp/On-call Hourly