Working Student – AI Product Enablement

octonomy.ai

Working Student in AI Product Enablement at octonomy developing video lessons and workshop materials. Guiding teams and customers through the octonomy platform with a hands-on approach.

Posted 7/29/2026part-timeRemote • 🇩🇪 GermanyEntry LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in instructional design and technical content creation, with a focus on developing engaging learning materials and facilitating workshops. Proficient in managing multiple tasks while ensuring quality and clarity in communication for diverse audiences.

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Instructional DesignTechnical Content CreationWorkshop FacilitationStrong Written CommunicationContent Quality Assurance

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Hard Skills

Course DesignStructured GuidesLearning Content DesignVideo Lesson CreationReference Page Development

Soft Skills

High AdaptabilityEagerness to LearnOrganizational Skills

Tools & Technologies

ConfluenceCamtasiaCanvaGitHub

Industry Keywords

Learning Experience DesignEducational TechnologyTechnical EnablementProduct Workshops

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

You'll sit at the intersection of instructional design and live training – embedded in our Product team, reporting to the Platform Product Manager.
You'll work closely with Product Managers and Implementation Managers to create technical enablement content and run hands-on product workshops.
This is a hands-on role: you write, structure, build, and facilitate. Not just coordinate.
Design and create video lessons, reference pages, and workshop materials for the octonomy platform, using tools like Confluence, Camtasia, Canva, and GitHub
Pressure-test technical content for accuracy and own quality assurance across the enablement backlog
Translate complex product features into clear, step-by-step content for non-technical audiences
Co-facilitate enablement sessions and bootcamps, with the goal of running them independently over time
Support participants in building working agent configurations during live labs
Track content status, review cycles, and open gaps. Structured and documented, not just in your head

Requirements

What you’ll need

Currently enrolled in a Master's programme (or late Bachelor's) in Instructional Design, Learning Experience Design, Educational Technology, or a related field
Hands-on experience designing learning content: course design, structured guides, workshop materials, or similar
Strong written communication in English and ideally native in German
Comfortable working with technical subject matter you don't yet fully know: you ask the right questions and synthesise fast
High adaptability and genuine eagerness to learn – the product and the content will change, and you'll change with it
Organised with a structured approach to managing your workload across multiple parallel tasks

Benefits

Comp & perks

Real ownership from day one – you contribute to deliverables that ship, not shadow tasks
Full exposure to a product enablement function: content strategy, instructional design, and live facilitation
A small team where your work is visible and your input shapes how things are done
Flexible hours built around your university schedule