Instructor - Masterclass, GenAI/Agentic AI Workshops
$55 - $60 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$55 - $60 per hour
About the role
- Deliver live online training sessions on Generative AI tools, AI-assisted workflows, and automation concepts.
- Cover key topics including: Practical use of AI assistants for research, documentation, and structured prompting
- AI-assisted coding and developer productivity workflows
- Repository navigation, debugging, and Git/GitHub workflows using AI tools
- Prompt engineering fundamentals and AI interaction strategies
- Building assistant-style automations across messaging, files, email/calendar, and APIs
- AI-assisted UI planning and Figma workflows
- Frontend basics including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React concepts
- Setup and configuration of developer tools and AI environments
- CLI workflows, environment configuration, and deployment basics
- Safe usage of API keys, permissions, verification, and cost management
- Create structured workshop content including: Lab guides
- Hands-on activities
- Practice exercises
- Prompts and workflow templates
- Provide live demos, guided practice sessions, and hands-on learner support.
- Support learners with setup, CLI, configuration, deployment, and environment-related issues.
- Mentor learners and resolve technical or conceptual queries.
- Conduct assessments, evaluations, or mock sessions when required.
- Maintain session quality metrics and learner engagement.
- Collaborate with internal teams on curriculum updates, delivery planning, and learner feedback.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Design, or related field
- 10+ years of professional experience in software engineering, AI automation, developer productivity, or technical training
- Hands-on experience with AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or similar tools
- Working familiarity with AI coding tools including: Claude Code
- Experience designing and delivering hands-on AI or automation workshops
- Background in developer productivity, AI workflow consulting, or automation engineering
- Experience using AI-assisted development workflows in real-world projects
- Exposure to prompt engineering, agentic workflows, and automation integrations
- Familiarity with cloud platforms and deployment pipelines
- Experience mentoring technical teams or learners in online environments
- Candidates with experience in the following areas are highly preferred: AI workflow consultants
- Developer productivity trainers
- AI automation engineers
- Software engineers using AI coding tools
- Frontend engineers with Figma experience
- Product designers with AI tooling exposure
- DevOps engineers
- Technical trainers specializing in GenAI and automation Key Competencies Strong learner engagement and facilitation skills
- Ability to explain complex AI and technical concepts clearly
- Structured and professional virtual delivery
- Practical, hands-on teaching approach
- Problem-solving and mentoring mindset
- Strong collaboration and communication skills
- Adaptability to rapidly evolving AI tools and workflows Student Support & Mentorship
- Part-Time instructors typically work 10–15 hours per week depending on cohort schedules.
- The total weekly part-time commitment is expected to be 8–12 hours.
- Weekday - 06:30 PM CST - 09:30 PM CST (Monday, Wednesday and Thursday)
- Weekend - 09:00 AM CST - 12:00 PM CST (Saturday and Sunday)
- Flexibility for evening availability is required. Compensation
- The anticipated pay range for this position is $55 - $60 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience.
- This position is classified as Part-Time, Non-Exempt, and employees will be compensated for all hours worked in accordance with applicable federal and state wage and hour laws.
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