About this role
Udacity is looking for a Session Lead (External Contractor) to provide technical support to learners in their Nanodegree journey. The role involves meeting with students weekly for group work, activities, and short lectures, while students study around 10 hours per week on their own. The position requires strong English, cybersecurity and GRC knowledge, and experience explaining concepts to groups. It is a part-time, external contractor role with responsibilities including coordinating sessions, reporting attendance and progress, and communicating with students via community platforms. The employer describes Udacity as an Accenture company offering compensation that varies by factors such as location and experience, with a commitment to equal opportunity.
What you would do
- Manage weekly checkpoint sessions with students according to Udacity guidelines
- Coordinate between students and the Udacity Connect team
- Report weekly attendance status and session observations to Udacity
- Explain Nanodegree concepts to the student group when needed
- Resolve questions raised during checkpoint sessions
- Report student attendance and progress to the Mentor's dashboard
- Communicate with students on the community platform
What they are asking for
- Fluency in English
- Strong understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals, risk assessment and controls
- Strong understanding of governance, risk and compliance frameworks and regulatory compliance
- Knowledge of security engineering concepts including risk evaluation, cryptography, audits, and secure architecture design
- Familiarity with secure network design, Zero Trust, Azure environments, and SIEM setup
- At least 2 years of relevant work experience
- Graduate from cybersecurity courses or Nanodegree programs is a plus
- Experience teaching technical concepts and public speaking
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to lead a group of students
- Students-oriented mindset and focus on problem understanding
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