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Seeking coder/programmer to develop a phone app for research at the University of Guelph

By Jessica

Seeking student with coding skills to program a phone application on both Android+Apple mobile devices that will prompt the user randomly to answer a few questions about emotions. The app will also communicate with a wearable device. It is expected that changes in physiological markers measured by the wearable device will trigger the app to prompt the user to answer questions. Wireframe will be provided. Work is to begin as soon as a suitable candidate is identified.

Experience developing mobile applications preferred, but a strong interest in learning these skills coupled with an understanding of event-based programming will serve well.  Development is expected to be done in a cross-platform environment such as React, with some custom code to interface with the wearable for each specific platform.

Please email Kristel Thomassin at Kristel.Thomassin@uoguelph.ca with your CV and any other information that qualifies your expertise.

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