Greetings! We have an opening for a very part time (approx. 5-10 hours per week) Android developer on an HIV-related mobile health project in Kenya in conjunction with the Dept. of Global Health. The project, called Safer Conception Intervention for Partners (SCIP), is targeted at helping HIV serodiscordant couples -- or couples in which one partner has HIV and one does not -- conceive a child without transmitting the virus. The mHealth part of the study comprises an SMS component and an in-clinic tablet application to facilitate conception counselling sessions.
The app is already built so this is mostly maintenance and updating as the need arises. This is a paid position, but not a full RA appointment.
If interested, please contact me directly with a copy of your CV, a brief summary of your Android experience, and of course any questions you may have: kndew@uw.edu
Kristin Dew, PhD student, Human Centered Design & Engineering
Research Assistant, Safer Conception Intervention for Partners, Dept. of Human Centered Design & Engineering and Dept. of Global Health
Research Coordinator, TransPHorm: Machine Translation of Public Health Information, Northwest Center for Public Health Practice, University of Washington School of Public Health