Who We Are:

At DataCamp, we're not just a platform; we're the catalyst for a data-fluent world. We enable individuals and businesses to leap forward in data science, providing them with top-tier education, certification, and collaboration tools.

By the Numbers:

  • 400+ dynamic courses
  • 270+ renowned instructors from 35 Countries
  • 90+ hands-on projects
  • 12 million+ global learners

We're proud to be backed by Spectrum Equity, Accomplice, and Arthur Ventures, aiming to hit $100M ARR in the upcoming years. While our roots are in New York City, our presence spans London to Leuven, with a vibrant team of 200+ members working both on-site and remotely.

Our Audition Process:

Please review this helpful video or document to learn more about our course audition process. 

About the role: 

High Quality course content and top-tier instruction are critical to our success. As an instructor, you will work with our content team to build a best-in-class data course that helps learners grasp new concepts and practice them through a hands-on learning experience! To be successful, you will need to take ownership over course development and production, collaborate with our curriculum experts and content team, and dedicate approximately 8 hours per week for 10-12 weeks.  No prior teaching experience is necessary. Our curriculum experts and content developers will help you every step of the way as you create the course! 

You’ll receive a multitude of benefits as a DataCamp instructor, from your building on personal brand to scaling your impact to a global audience of ~5 million data professionals! You’ll also get monetary compensation, and access to our DataCamp network and resources!

Check us out at http://www.datacamp.com/create to learn more about creating content with us!

Course Wishlist 

Requirements:

  • Talented data industry professional skilled in data leadership, data strategy, data analytics, or data governance roles
  • Passionate about teaching data skills 
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills in English

Ideal Candidate: 

  • Previous education/teaching/training/mentoring experience 
  • Previous DataCamp experience in taking course content
  • Previous experience with Github
  • Previous data literacy or data governance experience

*Please note that this is a part-time, contract, remote position. Please be sure to check your "Spam" folder for any responses to your DataCamp Application. 

What's in it for you:

In addition to joining a creative and international start-up, as a permanent employee you’ll enjoy:

  • A very competitive salary
  • An exciting job that will offer you technical challenges every day
  • Flexible working hours
  • International company retreats 
  • Conference and hardware budget
  • Working with a great team (everyone says this, but we’re serious—we’re pretty great)

DataCamp is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

 

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