Accelerator Mentor

Job Description:

  • Meet virtually on a weekly basis with students for 1:1 sessions, activities, and deep dive sessions
  • Provide technical support for students daily over an online community forum
  • Answer questions around course content and facilitate content for students who get stuck in learning
  • Organize community activities with the forum’s admin, including online webinars, technical quizzes, and technical challenges
  • Share extracurricular information, content-related news articles, and useful resources to enrich the community
  • Attend regular online meetings and office hours with Udacity representatives through Zoom, the online forum, or other media as needed
  • Respond to close groups and discussions with Udacity representatives
  • Encourage engagement through discussions, webinars, and technical activities
  • Redirect learners to appropriate support channels and escalate issues to the Mentor Operations team when needed

Requirements:

  • Fluency in English, both written and spoken
  • 4+ years of working experience related to the listed product management skillsets
  • Technical competence in product analysis and growth loops, growth strategy and experimentation, product strategy, A/B testing, funnel and cohort analysis, customer acquisition and retention, LTV and churn optimization, monetization strategy and pricing, user and buyer persona development, UX optimization and journey mapping, channel strategy, and data-driven decision-making
  • Experience teaching technical concepts and public speaking
  • Experience organizing technical talks or webinars
  • Positive character and ability to build trust and emotional ties with students
  • Existing tech network and experience in technical conversations and discussions
  • Flexibility in a current job to take this challenge part-time as an external contractor

Benefits:

  • Earn additional income working from the comfort of your own home
  • Contribute to a vibrant, international student community
  • Stay updated with the latest in cutting-edge technologies
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