Apple Developer iOS devices; Xcode​/Swift Programmer

Department Overview

REMOTE WORK STUDY for iOS Sound and/or Visual App Development. Opportunity to develop an Apple approved iPhone and iPad app. This will be an excellent portfolio builder to develop and show your developer skills by collaborating on Apple iOS mobile apps. One of the apps will be the second generation of a sound app based on helping people. Your role will be to work independently with the support of the founder for 10 hours per week on developing either the sound app or game type app to be released on the Apple App Store.

February 23, 2026

(not specified)

All Remote

Minimum: 10

10 hours per week dependent on student's availability. Work will be accomplished remotely at times determined by student's schedule. Student will share weekly progress and meet with app project manager at least once per week for supporting progress of the app.

Minimum: $15.00

2

• Passion for learning and seeking new knowledge
• Communication, asking questions
• Problem solving and working through mistakes
• Swift Xcode App development knowledge
• Working independently
• Organized

• Original programming skillsets (no use of AI or copyrighted material)
• Researching programming for best practices
• Apple devices and Apple platforms

REMOTE WORK STUDY for iOS Swift Xcode Development. Work with our social entrepreneur founder to build an Apple approved app from our content and UI/UX design. This will be an excellent portfolio builder to show your developer skills by building Apple mobile apps. Develop a behavioral health app that will be of benefit to people (including students) in an encouraging women owned business environment with mentoring and help with finding and using Apple development resources.

This role is open to students learning on their own time (non-paid) while developing their iOS knowledge. May extend into summer - dependent on student's work progress and availability.

computer use and mobile device use

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