Tech Project Specialist

This role is for disruptors and educators who are hungry, curious and think of problems deeply to bring solutions that are considered innovative and unusual.>

• If you have the zeal to lead students to build real life tech projects. If you are hungry to learn and grow yourself! If you have attempted to build innovative projects, if your projects can demonstrate your t> echnical Expertise> : programming languages React/python and frameworks like React, Django, DBMS, or similar technologies, We are looking for you!

• If youre randomly one day asked to learn how to make apps using AI to teach students and deliver the application in a week. Instead of fretting, if youre someone who can scope out, prioritize, and build a prototype - this is for you. (Why: This would happen on many fine days)> >

• If you are more likely to do things that you dont know, for the joy of learning new things or trying out new approaches - this is for you.>

• If youre a perfectionist, and take time to deliver - this >> isnt >> for you.

• If you feel lazy to do the same work again, and instead automate it, or design a process for it - this is for you.

• If you know google sheets enough to know what VLookup and pivot tables are. And if you dont, you take 15 mins to get a headstart to learn the concept by trying it yourself - this is for you.

• If you believe that the best way to learn something is to build a real life project

Please understand that a thorough self-reflection on these points is critical before applying for this post. You can share your reflection on these questions along with your application for us to fast-track your application. These metrics arent required for all roles or work well in all spheres of life, but for this particular role, are fairly important.>

Additionally, your detailed responses to these questions will assist us in understanding your suitability for this position. To fast track, elaborate on the above questions with your reflections and/or experiences. Take the liberty of generalizing the questions.>