Software & Math Development Opportunity for High Schoolers
MathOne Tutoring is developing MathOne Sprint, a web-based platform for interactive math practice. It has been piloted with a few students, and the feedback from the app has been of enormous value in targeting the gaps and enhancing student learning.
We’re selecting a small group of 3-4 motivated high school students to work on the actual product — contributing to both the math content and the codebase.
🚀 What You’ll Work On
- Review, create and test standards-aligned high quality math questions
- Test and QA live quiz sessions (bugs, answers, usability)
- Work with structured data (CSV → JavaScript workflow)
- Explore and modify parts of a real JavaScript codebase
- Identify and refine flow logic, content and wording
When and Where:
- Format: Online
- Duration: June 2026 – August 2026
- Schedule : Flexible
- Time Commitment: About 8-10 hours per week
🎓 Why This Is Valuable
- Real-world experience working on a live web application
- Strong addition to college applications (CS/STEM)
- Exposure to actual development workflows (GitHub, QA, builds)
- Opportunity to work across math + programming
🧠 Requirements
- Basic experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Basic understanding of how web apps fetch or load data
- General understanding of programming constructs and logic
- Familiarity with tools like VS Code and GitHub
- Strong foundation and thorough understanding of math concepts
➕ Nice to Have
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Experience with frontend frameworks (React, Vue, etc.)
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Familiarity with Google Apps Script or basic automation
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Exposure to Node.js / npm or hosting platforms (Netlify, Vercel)
⚠️ Important
This is a volunteer-based program.
Participants can earn verified community service hours, with documentation provided upon completion of milestones.
🎯 Who This Is For
- Students interested in computer science, engineering, or math
- Self-motivated learners who want real project experience
👉 Apply Now – Limited Spots
Last date to apply is June 5th, 2026
