Lead Instructor: AI Augmented Engineering

Correlation OneWorkforce Development

Remote: NAMER, Must be available for consistent synchronous blocks during US Pacific timeContractLead

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Requirements

Credibility in front of senior full-stack engineers at an enterprise level.
Strong live facilitation skills, including pacing, energy, and reading the room.
Proven experience delivering multi-week technical training to software engineers.
Software engineering background with technical fluency to teach and answer questions on the fly.
Familiarity with AI coding tools such as Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor.
Ability to be available for consistent synchronous blocks during US Pacific time for 12 weeks (~October 2026 through January 2027).

Responsibilities

Deliver engaging, effective live sessions (virtual, via Microsoft Teams) covering AI-augmented full-stack development.
Adapt delivery based on evolving content and learner needs, calibrating depth for different skill levels.
Review pre-work to understand where the cohort is struggling and focus live sessions on difficult concepts.
Collaborate with subject matter experts and curriculum designers to stay current on course content.
Provide in-room feedback to help shape future course content.

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