C++ Instructor for AI-Assisted Programming Workshops

We’re building an online course for experienced software developers on the practical use of the Cursor Tool in professional programming workflows.

As the Instructor , you will lead interactive live sessions that go beyond passive learning — empowering engineers to apply AI tools critically and effectively in real-world contexts.

Your audience will be B2B clients: skilled C++ developers from the gamedev industry working in fast-paced environments, looking to improve productivity, code quality, and development speed through AI.

You’ll collaborate with the course team to design, facilitate, and iterate on expert-led live sessions delivered over several weeks.

• Prepare scenarios for live training sessions on coding in Cursor for C++ developers in collaboration with our Instructional Designer. Topics include prompting;
• Conduct live training sessions;
• Review and incorporate feedback from learners to continuously improve session design;
• Work with the curriculum team to ensure strong alignment between asynchronous and live content;
• Contribute reusable materials (e.g., code snippets, prompt libraries, challenge tasks);
• Communicate with students on the Q&A session.

• Pay Rate: $40/hr. - $85/hr. (Gross Pay)
• Remote, hourly collaboration
• Free in-house training on how to be a great tutor and role model for students, choose the appropriate tone of voice when communicating with students, improve soft skills
• Opportunities to develop as a public expert
• Cross-cultural work experience and lots of opportunities for networking with teammates who love what they do

We're excited to get to know you and work together!

REQUIREMENTS

Technical Expertise:

• 5+ years of experience in software engineering (C++);
• Hands-on experience with Cursor;
• Understanding of secure coding practices and AI-related risks;
• Comfort with system design, testing strategies, and developer tooling.

Soft Skills and background:

• Ability to break down complex ideas into actionable, engaging formats;
• Russian language (some of our students speak Russian);
• Excellent spoken English and clear technical communication;
• Confident, collaborative, and audience-oriented mindset;
• Background in developer advocacy, tech leadership, or mentoring;
• Strong time management and preparation habits.

Nice-to-have:

• Skilled in live facilitation (or willing to learn fast): you know how to prompt discussions, handle Q&A, and adapt in real-time;
• Experience teaching or coaching senior developers or engineering teams;
• Familiarity with remote collaboration tools (Zoom, Miro, Slack, VSCode Live Share, etc.).