Technical Trainer

Job Title: Technical Trainer – Advanced Java & Advanced Python (B.Tech Placements)

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver in-depth classroom and practical training in:
• Advanced Java (Core Java, OOPs, Collections, Multithreading, JDBC, Spring/Spring Boot, Hibernate, REST APIs)
• Advanced Python (OOPs, Advanced Data Structures, Exception Handling, File Handling, Flask/Django basics, APIs, Automation concepts),
• Libraries (modal lib and panclas)
• Design and update training curriculum aligned with current industry and placement requirements.
• Conduct hands-on coding labs, live demonstrations, and real-time problem-solving sessions.
• Guide students in mini projects, capstone projects, and case studies relevant to placements.
• Prepare students for technical interviews, coding tests, aptitude-based assessments, and hackathons.
• Conduct mock interviews, coding challenges, and assessments to track student progress.
• Mentor students on best coding practices, debugging, version control (Git), and deployment basics.
• Coordinate with placement and academic teams to align training outcomes with recruitment goals.
• Evaluate student performance and provide feedback and improvement plans.
• Stay updated with latest technologies, frameworks, and industry trends.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Education:
• B.E./B.Tech/MCA/M.Sc (Computer Science / IT or related field)
• Technical Skills:
• Strong expertise in Advanced Java and Advanced Python
• Solid understanding of Data Structures, Algorithms, and OOP concepts
• Knowledge of Web Technologies (HTML Java Script, CSS),
• Databases (SQL/NoSQL), and APIs
• Familiarity with placement-oriented problem-solving platforms

Experience

• 2–5+ years of experience in:
• Software development or
• Technical training for engineering students / corporate professionals

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior experience in college placement training
• Industry or corporate training background
• Experience handling large batches of engineering students
• Knowledge of interview patterns of IT service and product-based companies