Technical Program Facilitator

Serve as subject matter expert for computer science and game development courses
Participate in curriculum oversight, for example, evaluating programs, evaluating courses, and serving as course technical expert
Serve as coordinator of STEM curriculum development
Manage course development projects
Develop technical trainings and support materials for instructors and advisors
Collaborate with internal and external support services/vendors to engineer, design and/or troubleshoot web-based IDE’s, Virtual Simulations or Labs that work within the technology space (DAAS, SASS, or other services required) as part of the STEM virtual lab suite
Research, develop, and test appropriate software/tools/technologies that best support requirements of course/program
Implement instructional and design strategies that engage students in their learning in technical content areas
Assist in communication and collaboration between academic administration and other stakeholders, especially in terms of technology
Develop technology specific training for faculty and students
Maintain an effective and efficient working relationship with all participants of the course and program design process
Teach up to five course per year, as needed, to gain a holistic perspective as program anchor
Adhere to all standard instruction principles when serving as a course instructor
Other duties will consist of ongoing participation with the academic unit to include serving on committees and working groups, as needed, and participating in professional development and strategy meetings

Industry experience in Full-stack development or game development preferred Experience with cloud-hosted environments including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud

4 years of industry experience in software development or game development Must have a master’s in computer science, computer information systems, software engineering, game programming, or similar discipline area Proficient with C++ and C# or Java Experience with game engines (Unreal, Unity, or Lumberyard) Highly effective communication and collaboration skills, particularly in working from a distance, with multiple stakeholders, to effect change and positively impact student success Successful experience working with students and faculty in an online environment

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