Technical Trainer – AI, APIs & Developer Enablement

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bayone solutionsNew York (NY)

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About the role

Client: Leading AI Technology Company

Job Title: Technical Trainer – AI, APIs & Developer Enablement

Location: Hybrid - New York, NY or San Francisco, CA

Duration: 12 months contract (potential to extend)

Pay Rate: $180-$185/hr on w2About the role: You will be a dedicated instructor for client's Basecamp technical onboarding programs, delivering live sessions across our 4-5 learning paths (Architect, Admin, Developer, Associate Architect; User path launching later). This is a delivery-focused role: you teach, run labs, and own the classroom experience while curriculum owners own the content.

Responsibilities: Deliver live technical sessions, in person and hybrid, across assigned Basecamp paths. Run hands-on labs and exercises; support learners through technical issues in the room. Dry-run sessions with curriculum owners ahead of each cohort and iterate on delivery. Collect and relay learner feedback and survey signal to program owners. Support day-of cohort operations alongside the program team. Travel to cohort sites as scheduled.

Required: Experienced technical instructor, trainer, or teaching-focused engineer. Comfortable teaching API- and AI-product content to mixed technical audiences. Strong live facilitation: can hold a room, handle questions, adapt pace in real time. Able to travel regularly for cohort weeks.

Nice-to-have: Experience teaching or enabling GTM/sales-adjacent technical audiences. Hands-on familiarity with LLM products. Instructional design background.

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