21 student developer jobs at 10 companies in Fulton, NY
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Children and Student Ministry Director - CrossTown Alliance (Greater Rochester Area, NY)
Rochester or Greece or Walworth
OnsiteFull Time
The Christian and Missionary Alliance: Global evangelical denomination providing spiritual ministry and humanitarian relief.
Oversee children (6 weeks–4th grade) and student (5th–12th) ministries, recruit/train volunteers, ensure safety compliance, develop curriculum, and engage families; must agree with church beliefs.
UltralifeNASDAQ: ULBI: Manufactures high-performance battery systems and tactical communication products.
Undergraduate student in engineering (≥2 years completed), CAD proficiency (SolidWorks/Creo/AutoCAD), Excel skills, hands-on aptitude on production floor, ability to lift 25 lbs and alternate sitting/standing.
SolidWorks, Creo, AutoCAD, Microsoft Excel, Minitab
Director of Students' Rights, Responsibilities, and Residence Life
Syracuse, New York, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Onondaga Community College: A public community college providing associate degrees and certificates.
Lead residence life and student conduct programs, create a residential learning environment that supports retention and success, develop students through educational programming, and manage a department with two functional areas.
Federal Work Study - Otolaryngology Research Assistant
Syracuse, New York, United States
$17/hrOnsitePart Time
MedBest Medical Management: Provides administrative and staffing services for healthcare providers.
Current Upstate Medical University student approved for Federal Work Study; will study the carbon footprint of routine pathology of tonsillectomy specimens. 30 hrs/week, $17/hr.
LTS Special Education Consultant Teachers (Multiple)
Webster, New York, United States
OnsiteFull Time, Temporary
Webster Central School District: Public school district providing K-12 education in New York.
NYS special education certification required; provides specialized instruction, develops and implements IEPs, collaborates with families and staff, and maintains student records.
Syracuse City School District: Provides public K-12 education and student services in Syracuse.
Doctoral-level students to perform psycho-educational assessments, develop interventions, conduct FBAs, support IEPs, collaborate with families and agencies, and participate in crisis response.
Happiness House: Provides health and educational services for people with disabilities.
Oversee student health in a preschool program, review immunizations, develop IHPs, administer medications and first aid, instruct staff on infection control, and maintain health records.
Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES: Provides shared educational services to local school districts.
Licensed SLP or certified speech teacher; familiarity with communication disorders; strong written and verbal communication and rapport-building skills; develop and document therapy plans and student progress.
YMCA of Central New York: Non-profit community organization providing fitness, child care, and recreation.
Part-time arts instructor with degree in related art field; experience teaching students; strong communication, organization, and leadership skills; portfolio of artwork; ability to develop lesson plans.
Afterschool Mixed Media Arts Instructor - Part Time
Syracuse, New York, United States
$33/hrOnsitePart Time
YMCA of Central New York: Provides community-focused fitness, childcare, and youth development programs.
College-level arts education or equivalent professional experience, prior work with elementary students, CPR and First Aid, ability to develop lesson plans, strong communication and organizational skills.
Liberty Resources: Providing integrated behavioral health and community social services.
NYS Teacher of the Deaf certificate required; Bachelor's degree; experience with early childhood intervention and working with deaf/hard-of-hearing students preferred; ability to develop IEP/IFSP goals and provide assessments and instructional support.
Monroe One BOCES: Provides shared educational programs and support services to school districts.
Provide one-to-one support to deaf/hard-of-hearing students, model and develop signed language, perform basic interpreting, assist with classroom routines, mobility, personal care, and community activities; high school required, associate preferred.