Skill-Lync is an exhaustive platform to re-engineer engineering education. The last 2 decades have seen an increasing disconnect between industry and academia - this has resulted in academia not meeting industry standards and thereby students becoming unemployable. Skill-Lync is a Y-Combinator (2019) start-up that is solving this problem at scale leveraging technology and an ecosystem of industry experts, engineer-trainers, and offline centers.

What is the role:

As a technical specialist, you will be responsible for creating, organizing and maintaining current and future e-learning courses that are offered by SKILL-LYNC. If you are a teacher at heart and a techie by mind, then you should definitely consider this unique role. We are looking for a highly skilled person with exemplary communication skills for this role.

What you will do

You will be working closely with our content management and development team to create high-quality training. You will be required to research and develop curriculum as per industry needs and requirements
This is a high visibility role, you will be working closely with a ton of experts across the globe who are currently working with SKILL-LYNC to develop world class courses for students across the world.
Recruit and train engineers for the engineering support team
Conduct tool tests and mock interviews for students enrolled in our Master Programs
Work actively with the product team to build new features in the existing Learning Management System
Establish a Continuous Improvement Program to consistently improve the quality of content that you are responsible for

Requirements

5-7 years of experience in CFD
Experience in Turbulence, Multiphysics and Reacting Flows
Proficient in Ansys Fluent
Proficient in ANSA
Proficient in Python scripting and UDF programming

We are taking over the world of Engineering, and to do so, we are looking for great candidates who are willing to push the boundaries and help us solve problems at scale with solutions that have lasting impact.

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