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Intelligent Climate Monitoring & IoT Systems Workshop Trainer
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- Posted 4 days ago · via UN Volunteers
Develop and deliver IoT climate monitoring workshops for engineering students
Create and teach IoT-based climate monitoring workshops for engineering students in Syria. Develop training materials, deliver sessions, and evaluate feedback. Part of the Future Tech Leaders programme at Damascus University.
Why This Role?
Direct impact on engineering education and climate tech skills development
Key Responsibilities
- Develop technical training materials, workshop content, and assessments for IoT climate monitoring
- Deliver up to three workshop sessions to engineering students in Syria
- Prepare evaluation reports and gather feedback for programme improvement
Requirements
- 5+ years experience in IoT systems or technical training
- Hands-on experience in designing and deploying IoT systems
- Proven experience in wireless network design and optimization for IoT
Required Skills
iotembedded systemswireless communicationstrainingreportingIoT systemstechnical trainingsensor-based monitoring
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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We are recruiting 1 Online Volunteer to deliver the Intelligent Climate Monitoring & IoT Systems Workshop for the Future Tech Leaders Syria programme under the guidance of the team focal point.…
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Oct 27, 2026
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