Math and Web Developer Opportunity for High Schoolers
MathOne Tutoring is developing MathOne Sprint, a web-based platform for interactive math practice. It has been piloted with few students, and the feedback from the app has been of great value in identifying the gaps and enhancing student learning.
We’re selecting a small group of 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
🎓 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
- General understanding of programming constructs and logic
- Familiarity with tools like VS Code and GitHub
➕ Nice to Have
- React, Vue, or similar frameworks
- Node.js / npm
- Hosting platforms (Netlify, Vercel)
- Any backend or scripting experience
⚠️ 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 April 30th, 2026
