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iPhone and iPad Developer - Dallas

Summary:
This position has a strong focus on building and maintaining operational excellence in all aspects
of school administration including admissions, retention, career and student services, compliance,
finances and staffing.

Job Description
If you have a passion for teaching, experience developing iPhone apps and are well-versed in Objective-C, Cocoa Touch and the iPhone SDK, we've got the perfect teaching opportunity for you
to launch a comprehensive course on iPad and iPhone development.
Primary Responsibilities:
• Deliver high-quality training to students in a classroom
• Exhibit a passion for teaching by establishing a flexible environment that supports the students' learning objectives and professional development and engages students in the learning process
• Draw on personal experience to provide an industry perspective to courses and active awareness of professional trends and opportunities
• Demonstrate your industry/professional abilities and share your knowledge with motivated, productive students.
• Build and fine tune sample applications for use as part of course materials
• Evaluate training effectiveness and refine the course as required
• Perform other job-related tasks, as necessary
 
Skills
The ideal candidate is an experienced iPad/iPhone app developer with published apps, who can showcase their abilities via a portfolio and are motivated to share their industry and professional knowledge with students. Instructors typically have a degree in Computer Science or related field and several years of software development experience. Teaching experience is preferred, but not required; we will train qualified applicants.

Qualifications
• 4+ years of software development experience, required
• Developed mobile applications using Cocoa, iPhone SDK, Interface Builder, OpenGL
and Xcode, required
• Published iPhone/iPad apps (with proof you were involved in the programming if not published under your own vendor account), required
• Strong experience using Objective C/C in the Mac environment, required
• Knowledge of Java, PHP, VB.NET, C#, Python, Perl, Delphi, JavaScript, Ruby, ActionScript
or other languages and frameworks, preferred
• Degree in Computer Science, IT, Engineering or equivalent major
• Dynamic presentation skills, required
• Ability to clearly explain technical concepts, required
• Teaching experience, preferred
• Experience planning and developing training materials, preferred
Must be able to work with minimal supervision and manage your time independently
• Excellent verbal and written communication, including the ability to build rapport with diverse individuals in a classroom setting
 
Submission Details
Please email your resume, cover letter and portfolio of your work to tracy@mediatech.edu.
We appreciate all applications, but can only respond to qualified applicants.

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