iOS Developer Department of Anesthesiology

SOF: the student(s) will work with Dr. Modave at UF and Dr. Leeman at Northeastern University to develop an iOS mobile application that implements an established health behavior strategy to limit alcohol consumption among young adults. The mobile application will be built as a native application for iPhone. The student(s) will be responsible for developing the code, the documentation, and the test suite for the code. This position will be funded through an R34 from the NIH for which Dr. Modave is site-PI and Dr. Leeman is PI.

Hourly rate: $20 per hour


NOW HIRING STUDENT

iOS Developer Paid Position

(20 hours per week)

Are you interested in:

  • Working in a highly motivated multidisciplinary team, with health behavior experts, AI experts, and healthcare specialists?

  • Building mobile apps that can help users adopt healthier behaviors?

  • Working in mobile health and health behavior chance?



Do you have expertise / experience with: 

  • App Development for iPhone?


Send cover letter and resume to Dr François Modave: fmodave@anest.ufl.edu

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