Obx Labs and Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace are looking for a programmer to teach and/or act as a mentor for game engine modules during this year’s iteration of the award-winning Skins Workshop on Aboriginal Storytelling and Video Game Design (video documentary here.)
Skins 4.0 is a three-week intensive game design workshop which will take place from May 27th to June 14th at Concordia University. We are looking for somebody to join us part-time immediately, and full-time starting in May.
The instructor will be teaching 18 – 25 year-old students from Kahnawake. We are looking for someone who is able to teach and/or act as a mentor for the following subjects:
- Keeping organised: managing project folders
- Level map creation and obstructions
- Sprite creation and integration
- Events and Actions
- Behaviours
- Sound integration
We will be using Construct 2 as our game engine. Candidate must either have prior experience using Construct 2, or be able to learn by April 26th.
If interested, please send your CV and a link to your portfolio in a .pdf document to Charlotte Fisher at <charlotte.a.fisher@gmail.com> and Jason Lewis <jason.lewis@concordia.ca>.