GDG on Campus Babcock is recruiting its next Dev Team. We are looking for people who want to build, learn, and contribute to products the whole campus relies on.
Babcock's largest student
tech community.
GDG on Campus Babcock is open to every student at Babcock University — regardless of department, level, or background. Computer Science, Nursing, Law, Accounting — if you're curious about technology, you belong here.
We build products, run programs, publish stories, and recognize impact. We are part of the global Google Developer Groups network, but we are built and run by Babcock students.
Dev Team Roles
Each role has a clear focus, real products to build, and a team to collaborate with.
Frontend Specialist
Build Interfaces
Purpose
Build and maintain the user-facing side of GDG Babcock's products. Translate designs into responsive, accessible, and performant interfaces that serve the entire campus community.
Key Responsibilities
Requirements
What the Panel Looks For
Past Work
Projects and events that occured during the previous tenure that serve the school, not just the community. Each has a Constitutional Owner and a minimum delivery standard.
Monthly Meetup
Our recurring community touchpoint. Every month, open to everyone.
RADAR
Our publication and signal platform. Campus tech stories, delivered.
ORBIT
First-semester flagship summit. Industry trips, conference, career fair.
GDG Week
Second-semester concentrated program. Workshops, Build with AI, and more.
Babcock 100
Annual recognition of 100 students making an impact. All departments.
BabcockVotes
The campus election platform. Built by GDG, used by the whole school.
What We Look For
You don't need a stacked portfolio. You need curiosity and the willingness to build.
Willingness to Learn
You don't need to know everything. We value curiosity and the drive to figure things out over what you already know.
Curiosity
You tinker, explore new tools, ask why things work the way they do, and push beyond tutorials.
Collaboration
You share what you learn, review PRs constructively, and lift others up instead of working in isolation.
Product Thinking
You care about why we build something and who it serves — not just the tech behind it.
Reliability
You show up, communicate early when you're stuck, and follow through on what you commit to.
Community Spirit
You help others grow, contribute to open source, share knowledge freely, and make the team better.
How It Works
We don't do elections. We do structured selection — applications, portfolio review, and a short technical chat with the dev leads.
Applications Open
Submit your application through the form below
Review & Portfolio Check
Technical leads review applications, portfolios, and GitHub profiles
Technical Interview
Short chat — walk us through your projects, interests, and what you want to learn
Onboarding & Integration
Join the team, get repo access, meet your squad, and pick your first issue
The window is open.
We care about willingness to build and curiosity — not grades or a stacked portfolio.
Applications close August 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM