About this role
Udacity, now part of Accenture, is seeking a Session Lead (External Contractor) to provide technical support to learners in their Nanodegree journey. The role involves meeting weekly with groups of students, answering questions, and monitoring progress while guiding activities and short lectures. The position requires strong English communication, several years of relevant experience, and the ability to teach and lead a group. The role is part-time and external contractor based, with duties conducted remotely. The employer focuses on student-first support and ongoing engagement with learners via online sessions and communications.
What you would do
- Manage weekly Connect sessions with students following Udacity guidelines
- Create the session agenda and notes for Udacity Connect
- Coordinate between students and the Udacity Connect team
- Report weekly attendance and session observations to Udacity
- Host all Connect sessions on Zoom, facilitate introductions, group activities, and time management
- Explain Nanodegree concepts to the group when needed
- Address questions raised by students during sessions
- Report student attendance and progress to the Mentor dashboard
- Communicate with students on Slack
- Conduct weekly progress check-ins with all students
What they are asking for
- Fluency in English (written and spoken)
- 2+ years of work experience in related areas
- Knowledge of OWASP vulnerabilities, secure coding practices, and SAST tools
- Ability to conduct penetration testing and implement remediation strategies
- Experience designing secure systems, including authentication and authorization
- Ability to convey complex security concepts and write security reports
- Graduate from Cybersecurity Nanodegree (added plus)
- Experience teaching technical concepts and public speaking
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to lead a group
- Students-oriented mindset and proactive, innovative approach with learners
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