Year Up United seeks an instructor to lead a Computer Systems Administration Career Training Program for young adults pursuing entry-level IT careers. In this role, you will design and deliver hands-on lessons in operating systems, basic networking, user support, and system security using labs, simulations, and real-world scenarios. You will coach and mentor students on technical and professional skills, track progress using data, and collaborate with staff and employer partners to align training with workforce needs. The ideal candidate combines strong IT systems experience with a passion for teaching and advancing equity. Design and deliver curriculum in computer systems administration, networking, and user support for young adults. Facilitate hands-on labs, simulations, and projects that mirror real-world IT environments. Coach, mentor, and support students in developing both technical and professional skills. Assess student learning, track progress, and use data to adjust instruction and supports. Collaborate with Year Up United staff and employer partners to align training with workforce needs. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of IT systems, tools, and industry certifications. Create and maintain instructional materials, documentation, and learning resources. Foster an inclusive, supportive, and equity-focused classroom environment. Computer systems administration Windows and/or Linux administration Basic networking and TCP/IP User and device management (e.g., Active Directory) Systems security fundamentals Virtualization and cloud basics Troubleshooting and help desk support Curriculum development and lesson planning Classroom instruction and facilitation Technical documentation Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k CompTIA A CompTIA Network CompTIA Server Microsoft Certified: Windows Server Fundamentals Cisco CCNA (preferred) Teaching, coaching, or training experience Familiarity with learning management systems (LMS) Experience working with diverse or opportunity youth populations
