Engineering Tutor

Job description

Blackwell Research Institute is committed to preparing young scholars for advanced academic and research pathways. As an Engineering Tutor, you will guide students who voluntarily join the program because of their genuine curiosity about how things work. Through personalized instruction, you will help them build strong foundations in engineering principles, problem-solving, design thinking, and quantitative analysis.

Why Tutor with Blackwell

Our students are self-motivated, intellectually curious, and excited to learn from experts in STEM. You will work with high-achieving learners ready to explore topics such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, civil engineering, robotics, materials science, and computer engineering. Their enthusiasm makes mentorship both meaningful and engaging.

Responsibilities

Conduct individualized virtual tutoring sessions via Zoom (typically 1 hour per week per student).

Teach and explain core engineering concepts using the Blackwell curriculum and your expertise.

Support students with homework, exam preparation, design challenges, and foundational engineering problem-solving.

Mentor students based on their interests—ranging from circuits and thermodynamics to structural analysis, machine learning, robotics, or engineering design.

Maintain clear communication and flexible scheduling tailored to students’ needs.

Qualifications

Currently pursuing a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate (PhD) in an Engineering discipline (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Aerospace, Chemical, Industrial, Computer Engineering, or related field).

At least one year of teaching, tutoring, or mentorship experience (e.g., TA, tutor, engineering project mentor, lab assistant).

Strong understanding of one or more engineering domains (e.g., statics/dynamics, circuit theory, programming, CAD, fluid mechanics, materials science, thermodynamics).

Ability to commit at least two hours per week (no fixed minimum or maximum number of students).

Compensation & Benefits

$20/hour (remote position)

Flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends

Paid training during your first week

Opportunity to mentor highly driven students with strong engineering and research potential