Computer Science Video Educator (Content Creator) – CodeChef

About the Role

passionate Computer Science graduates

Important:

Job Type:

Location:

What You’ll Do

• Teach & Present:

  Record yourself introducing a Computer Science topic on camera.

• Explain with Animations:

  Collaborate with our editors to creatively explain concepts using visual animations.

• Code Demonstrations:

  Show practical code implementation and execution on the CodeChef platform.

• Work with Editors:

  Clearly convey your ideas for animations and visuals that enhance understanding.

• Cover CSE Subjects:

  Create videos on various topics from Data Structures & Algorithms to Programming Languages, Databases, OS, Networking, and more.

What We’re Looking For

• Education:

  B.Tech (CSE) – completed.

• Passion for Teaching:

  Ability to explain concepts in a simple, engaging way.

• Presentation Skills:

  Confident on-camera presence, clear English communication.

• Subject Knowledge:

  Strong understanding of core Computer Science subjects, programming languages and development frameworks.

• Creativity:

  Ability to think of visuals and examples that make concepts easier to grasp.

• Self-driven:

  Can work independently from home and meet deadlines.

• Experience:

  Both experienced and fresh graduates are welcome.

Nice to Have

• Prior experience in teaching, mentoring, or making educational videos (even informal).
• Familiarity with CodeChef or other competitive programming platforms.

What We Offer

• Work-from-home flexibility.
• Chance to impact thousands of learners on the CodeChef platform.
• Compensation: 4 - 6 LPA depending on candidate qualifications and the quality of the Learning videos

How to Apply:

Resume

A short sample video of good audio & video quality (4–5 minutes) explaining any Computer Science topic (in English):

• Intro (1 minute):

  Record yourself

  on camera (standing)

  , introducing the topic.

• Concept Explanation (2–3 minutes):

  Share your screen and explain the topic using

  creative demonstrations

  — diagrams, visuals, or animations.

• Code Demonstration (1 minute):

  Show and explain the

  working code

  for your chosen topic.
• Edit all segments into

  one continuous video

  .
• Share the final video link via

  Loom

  ,

  YouTube or Google Drive

  . (Loom or YouTube more preferred)

• APPLICATIONS WITHOUT RESUME AND THE SAMPLE VIDEO WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Links (if any) to your previous teaching or presentation work.