Frontend Web Developer – Online Instructor

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Frontend Web Development Course Instructor for BYU-Pathway Worldwide. Teaching foundational web development courses and mentoring students using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

Posted 4/28/2026part-timeRemote • 🇧🇷 BrazilJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Teaching and mentoring students (using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS) for:
- WDD 130 - Web Fundamentals
- WDD 131 – Dynamic Web Fundamentals
- WDD 231 – Web Frontend Development I
- WDD 330 - Web Frontend Development II
Identify trends impeding academic success.
Conduct targeted outreach and provide instruction to target groups and individuals.
Build capable learners, confident in their ability to succeed academically and in life.
Communicate regularly with students regarding their participation and performance, and carry out outreach efforts to ensure effective instruction and mentoring throughout the course.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Deep understanding of and commitment to BYU Pathway Worldwide’s mission, defining characteristics, and student population.
Fluency in English and Portuguese (required).
Adaptability to new processes, procedures, and technologies.
Excellent interpersonal skills: professional, respectful, and unbiased in sensitive situations.
Proven reliability and ability to meet deadlines with minimal supervision.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, video conferencing, and discipline-specific software.
Experience with online teaching/learning, especially with at-risk learners (preferred).
A master’s degree in a computer science or related field and two years of professional web development experience is preferred.
A bachelor’s degree and 3-5 years of work experience may be considered.
Experience with the following is required: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JSON.
Understanding of web design principles, such as simplicity, responsiveness, usability, and visual design.
Expert proficiency with basic web design and development concepts, such as DOM manipulation, form and event handling, JavaScript objects and functions, CSS layout and presentation, and data retrieval mechanisms.
Experience with version control software, such as GitHub.
Experience with code editors, such as Visual Studio Code.
Experience with browser tools, such as Chrome Developer Tools.
Ability to communicate clearly in writing.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Required attendance at periodic team meetings (as established by the department)

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Hard Skills & Tools

JavaScriptHTMLCSSJSONweb design principlesDOM manipulationform handlingevent handlingdata retrieval mechanismsversion control

Soft Skills

interpersonal skillsadaptabilityreliabilitycommunicationmentoringoutreachprofessionalismrespectfulnessunbiasedability to meet deadlines