Job opportunity
Machine Learning Teaching Assistant
University of Ottawa
Support machine learning students at the University of Ottawa through student contact, grading, and proctoring during Winter 2027. English-language work is based at the Main Campus.
This Teaching Assistant supports Foundations and Applications of Machine Learning, MIA5100 Section B, during the 2027 winter semester. The work involves explaining foundational AI/ML concepts, communicating clearly, and helping students understand complex topics. Strong knowledge of statistical learning theory, supervised and unsupervised learning, deep learning, NLP, and computer vision is required.
Key Responsibilities:
Support students through twelve hours of direct contact
Grade course work for fifteen assigned hours
Proctor course activities for three hours
Complete two hours of other assigned duties
Requirements:
Strong theoretical knowledge of foundational AI/ML techniques
Hands-on experience with Python and AI/ML libraries
Knowledge of application deployment for developed models
Excellent communication skills for simplifying complex topics
Related course grade of A preferred
Apply machine learning expertise, communication skills, and grading experience while supporting students in MIA5100 at uOttawa.
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Apply on source site This Teaching Assistant supports Foundations and Applications of Machine Learning, MIA5100 Section B, during the 2027 winter semester. The work involves explaining foundational AI/ML concepts, communicating clearly, and helping students understand complex topics. Strong knowledge of statistical learning theory, supervised and unsupervised learning, deep learning, NLP, and computer vision is required.
Key Responsibilities:
Support students through twelve hours of direct contact
Grade course work for fifteen assigned hours
Proctor course activities for three hours
Complete two hours of other assigned duties
Requirements:
Strong theoretical knowledge of foundational AI/ML techniques
Hands-on experience with Python and AI/ML libraries
Knowledge of application deployment for developed models
Excellent communication skills for simplifying complex topics
Related course grade of A preferred
Apply machine learning expertise, communication skills, and grading experience while supporting students in MIA5100 at uOttawa.
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