Organization Mission

Istanbul International Center for Private Sector in Development (IICPSD) supports the private sector and foundations to become transformative partners in development through research, advocacy for inclusive business, facilitation of public-private dialogue and brokering partnerships. IICPSD, established in 2011 in partnership with the Government of Türkiye, is one of UNDP”s six Global Policy Centres. It leads UNDP’s global work on private sector and foundations and supports UNDP’s offices all over the world. The Center focuses on four thematic areas:

1. Inclusive Business;

2. Private Sector Engagement in Skills Development;

3. Impact investing;

4. Resilience and Crisis Response.

The Center also hosts four global initiatives: Business Call to Action, SDG Philanthropy Platform, Global Islamic Finance and Impact Investing Platform and Connecting Business Initiative.

Context

Frontier Tech Leaders Programme launches a new training. The online volunteer is expected to deliver minimum 2 live lecture(online) on Cybersecurity. All the material will provided, the volunteer will be expected to update the existing material.

Key Responsibilities

The online volunteer is expected to:

Conduct 2 live lecture(online) on Cybersecurity. (All the material will provided, the volunteer will be expected to update the existing material.)

Possess advanced knowledge Machine Learning, Data and cybersecurity to effectively convey complex concepts.

Demonstrate practical skills through live coding sessions.

Provide a pre-recorded demo before the sessions.

Dedicate sufficient time for preparation, teaching, and interaction with students (Evening sessions during the weekdays and morning sessions on the weekend)

Required Skills and Experience

Minimum a senior year student, ideally a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science/Engineering or in a relevant field, with strong programming background.

Teaching experience.

A high level of proficiency in Machine Learning.

Knowledge about cybersecurity

Strong coding skills.