Key Facts

Remote From:

Part time

German

Hard Skills

Software Development DevOps Systems Analysis Curriculum Development Meeting Facilitation Analytics Dev Testing Course Evaluations Live Streaming Brand Management +3 more

Other Skills

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Teaching
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Quality Assurance
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Web Conferencing
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Mentorship
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Public Speaking
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Communication
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Teamwork

Roles & Responsibilities

Hands-on IT professional (e.g., software developer, system analyst, data analyst, QA engineer, or DevOps engineer) with fluent professional German.
Extensive IT experience across development, testing, operations, and teamwork processes.
Strong ability to explain complex IT topics clearly and to actively use AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) in daily work.
Teaching or mentoring experience is a strong advantage.

Requirements:

Teach classes in German (once per week).
Explain real-world IT workflows and team practices.
Assess student assignments and provide feedback.
Keep course content up to date together with the academic team.

Job description

This is a remote position.

Negentrix Holding is an educational company with a mission to help people integrate into Germany through practical education and employment.

We operate three schools — IT Career Hub, DWW Akademie, and Beam Institute of Technology — where we train students for in-demand professions and support them all the way from choosing their career path to securing their first job.

Our audience consists of people for whom German is not their native language, but Germany is their new home. We know how to help them become part of society and succeed professionally.

Our team:

We pride ourselves on our friendly and collaborative atmosphere, where every team member is valued and makes a meaningful contribution to the success of our company.

Our team is made up of highly qualified EdTech professionals who bring their knowledge and experience to create superior educational programs and inspire our students.

We are looking for an IT professional who can help our students understand how real IT work in Germany looks and feels — not through one specific programming language, but through processes, tools, roles, and everyday workflows in modern IT teams.

Our students are future developers, analysts, UX/UI designers preparing to enter the German job market. They need to understand how IT teams operate, communicate, and deliver products in real companies.

Your responsibilities:

Teaching classes in German (once per week);
Explaining real-world IT workflows and team practices;
Assessing student assignments and providing feedback;
Participating in school events (open classes, workshops, masterclasses);
Keeping the course content up to date together with the academic team.

Requirements

We are looking for a hands-on IT professional — such as a software developer (any language), system analyst, data analyst, QA engineer, or DevOps engineer — with fluent professional German.

You have real experience working in IT environments and understand development, testing, operations, and teamwork processes;
You are able to explain complex IT topics in a clear and accessible way, actively use AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity in your daily work;
Teaching or mentoring experience is a strong advantage.

Benefits

Remote work from all over the world;
Part-time (2 - 4 hours per week);
Work with an international IT team. Your future colleagues are programmers from leading European and global IT companies;
Upgrading your personal brand. You will be able to conduct online events, train specialists, and prove yourself as an expert;
PR on social networks - participation in webinars, hackathons, live broadcasts on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, etc.;
Career growth - the opportunity to become a dean and head the faculty