Off-Campus Job Opportunities

The Office of Student Financial Services does not sanction or endorse any company or organization listed here. These are posted strictly as a courtesy in an effort to assist students looking for additional sources of income. In depth background checks are NOT performed on individuals or companies listed here. The Office of Student Financial Services advises students to use good judgment when submitting applications. Please be aware of the potential for online job scams. Never accept a job that requires depositing checks into your account or wiring portions to other individuals or accounts. Please contact our office immediately to report suspicious behavior.

International students on F or J visa's are NOT eligible for these positions.

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Cashier, Prospect cafe and pizzeria

Greet and assist customer with walk in order. Take order via phone and fax (grub hub). Bag food and set it ready for delivery and take out. Bring food out to customers dinning in. Other responsibilities include: making sure tables and front is clean, napkins and other items are filled, re filling dressing and pita breads. Employee must have great communication skills to understand customers and input all order via POS system. Great interpersonal skills and customer skills required. This position is for summer starting ASAP and going into late August. If student is willing to work part time when new semester start we will accept. We are looking for serious applicants who want to work, are serious about the job and are tardy and responsible for their shift. Tips are also an added bonus to the hours pay received. You must apply by emailing the owner (joanna gerakis) and filling out an application at the store.

jgerakis@yahoo.com

137 prospect street
Waltham, MA 02453
United States

http://www.prospectcafepizza.com/

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E D TECH DEVELOPER

Title: EdTech Developer
Department: Harvard Division of Continuing Education
Reports to: Gabriel Abrams, Senior Software Engineer
How to apply: send resume to gabe_abrams@harvard.edu

Students attend Harvard Extension courses from across the globe through a collection of
integrated educational technology. Our goal is to create a seamless ecosystem of bitesized educational tools that integrate with each other and with our LMS (Canvas). The
EdTech Developer will work on a small team tasked with building a new set of edtech
apps. Each member of the team will take lead on one of the apps, focusing on designing,
building, and testing components of the app. By the end of the summer, they will have
built a working tool and will be well-versed in UI development with React, server-side
coding with Node.js + Express, and automated testing with Selenium and Enzyme.

Job Details:
Responsibilities:
• Collaborate on user interface design decisions
• Build web apps in React
• Write API endpoints for our Node.js + Express server
• Create automated cross-browser integration tests using Selenium
• Create component unit tests using Enzyme
• Attend in-person team meetings in Harvard Square, MA
• Write clear, concise documentation to prepare the project to go open source

Pay, Hours, and Location:
• Spring and summer appointment:
Flexible start date during the spring semester, finishes at end of summer
• Part time: flexible up to 14 hours per week
• Flexible hours except team meetings
• Option to work remotely most of the week
• Multiple positions open (3+)
• $30/hr – for pay equity reasons, hourly pay may be higher or lower depending upon
individual applicant experience/degree

Qualifications:
Required Qualifications:
• Pursuing/have computer science bachelors or masters degree
Desired Qualifications:
• Web development skills (html, css)
• Javascript experience
• Web app development skills: React, Angular, or equivalent

For more info, contact gabe_abrams@harvard.edu

Though Brandeis and Harvard are separated by some distance, a few stops on the commuter rail gets you to approx 15min walk from our offices!

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Help Walking to class

My mom needs someone to help her walk from her car to her class at Brandeis and then back to her car at the end of class. She has balance problems and you would hold her hand while walking with her.

Meet her at her car and walk her to the class. Then meet her at the classroom at the end of class. She doesn't need any help during the class.

The class is at 60 Turner Street and she parks close to the building.

Hours required: About 15 minutes at the beginning and end of each class

Rate of pay: $25 per class.

It is for two days per week, Mondays and Thursdays.
Monday

- Meet her at her car at 1:40 PM and walk her to class.
- Meet her at her class at 3:35 PM and walk her to her car.

Thursday

- Meet her at her car at 10:40 AM and walk her to class.
- Meet her at her class at 12:35 PM and walk her to her car.

Classes will begin the week of March 2 and run through the week of May 11, with a break the week of April 6. There will be no class on Patriot's Day, Monday, April 20.

Contact: Harry Freilich
hfreilich@townisp.com

call or text: (508) 612-8936