Udacity Technical Mentor

About Udacity Technical Mentor

Udacity, now part of Accenture, hires independent contractors as part-time technical mentors for learners in its Nanodegree programs. Mentors hold one-on-one video calls about course content and projects, run concept reviews and group Q&A, and answer forum questions, in tracks such as AI, cloud, cybersecurity, data and product management. Mentors set their own schedule. Pay is not published; Udacity shares scope and pay when it contacts you about a project.

Who can apply

Requirements depend on the track; for example, AI mentors need 5 or more years of AI and machine learning experience. You need fluent English, and US applicants need work authorization without sponsorship. Some postings require finishing Udacity's Mentorship Nanodegree before onboarding.