JOB OVERVIEW

Location: Remote

Schedule: Part time (15–20 hours/week), must be available in EST timezone

Contract: 1-month contract with strong potential for long-term extension

About Uptime Crew

Uptime Crew multiplies technology talent potential to power today's leading enterprises. We remove barriers for diverse early-career technologists by delivering elite, immersive, outcome-based training that prepares them for long, rewarding careers.

We are seeking an experienced Technical Trainer to lead our Electrical Technician program. The program covers:

• Electrical math: basic math and algebra for electrical calculations
• Electrical theory and fundamentals
• Electrical safety: NFPA 70E, arc flash, PPE, and approach boundaries
• Lockout/tagout and hazardous energy control
• Electrical distribution systems and equipment
• Test equipment, meters, and tool use
• Reading drawings, one-line diagrams, and schematics
• Troubleshooting and maintenance practices

If you are a seasoned practitioner who loves mentorship, teaching, and transforming learners into job-ready technicians, we'd love to hear from you.

About the Role

Learners will complete a structured curriculum through our online learning platform and live virtual training sessions. You will provide hands-on technical guidance, feedback, mentorship, and real-world industry insight throughout the training, helping learners translate technical concepts into practical, job-ready skills and build the confidence needed to succeed on the job.

This role is ideal for a seasoned electrician or electrical engineer with a strong safety background who enjoys teaching and mentoring others and is looking for a remote opportunity to both deliver training and help shape the curriculum behind it.

Key Responsibilities

• Guide learner development throughout the program, monitoring progress and helping ensure learners are prepared to succeed in the workplace
• Help develop and refine curriculum and course content in partnership with the Uptime Crew training team
• Deliver live virtual instruction on:
• Basic math and algebra for electrical calculations
• Electrical theory and fundamentals
• Electrical safety, including NFPA 70E, arc flash, PPE, and approach boundaries
• Lockout/tagout and hazardous energy control
• Electrical distribution systems and equipment in industrial and commercial settings
• Test equipment, meter, and tool use
• Reading and interpreting drawings, one-line diagrams, and schematics
• Structured troubleshooting and maintenance scenarios
• Review assignments, assessments, and presentations; provide detailed, actionable feedback
• Answer learner questions and provide technical support through Teams, live sessions, and one-on-one calls as needed
• Provide technical guidance, industry best practices, and professional mentorship throughout the program
• Bring real-world industry experience into the classroom by sharing current workflows, tools, standards, and workplace expectations
• Partner with the Uptime Crew training team by sharing observations and feedback that help strengthen the curriculum and continuously improve the learner experience

Who We're Looking For

Core Qualifications

• Licensed electrician credential, electrical engineering degree, or equivalent trade certification (EE strongly preferred)
• 7+ years of hands-on electrical experience in industrial, commercial, or manufacturing environments
• 1+ year in training, mentoring, or consulting preferred
• Experience as an Energy Marshal, Energy Coordinator, Hazardous Energy Coordinator, or in a similar hazardous energy control role strongly preferred
• Deep practical expertise in:
• Electrical theory and the math behind it (Ohm's law, power calculations, circuit analysis)
• Low- and medium-voltage distribution, switchgear, panel boards, and motor controls
• Lockout/tagout procedures, with experience implementing or auditing LOTO programs preferred
• Arc flash hazards, risk assessment, and electrical PPE

General Technical Strengths

• Thorough command of electrical safety standards, including NFPA 70E, OSHA 1910.147 (hazardous energy control), and OSHA electrical safety requirements
• Working knowledge of the NEC and why governing codes matter
• Ability to read and explain one-line diagrams, schematics, and electrical drawings
• Comfort troubleshooting electrical systems using structured methods
• Ability to explain math and technical concepts clearly to early-career learners
• Confident on-camera presence and comfort with Teams, screen sharing, and breakout rooms
• Reliable high-speed internet, a quiet workspace, and a quality webcam and microphone

Nice to Have

• OSHA 30 certification
• NFPA 70E certification
• Master electrician license or PE license
• Experience in field service or traveling technician roles
• Prior experience teaching, mentoring, or managing junior technicians