Remote University Math Lecturer (Online)

Inspire Minds Through Mathematics—From Anywhere

Can your explanations turn uncertainty into understanding? Ours can—and we're inviting you to join us in building the next generation of mathematical thinkers. As a fully remote University Math Lecturer, you'll empower students across the globe by making complex topics intuitive, engaging, and deeply impactful. You won’t just lecture—you’ll shape digital classrooms that spark discovery and foster academic growth in ways that last well beyond graduation.

What You’ll Drive

Design Learning Experiences That Stick

You’ll lead online courses that blend theory and application. Whether it’s linear algebra or fundamental analysis, your lessons will help students grasp concepts they once thought were out of reach. Your digital whiteboard won't just show equations—it’ll tell stories that unlock logic.

Elevate Student Success Through Mentorship

Guiding students isn't about ticking off guidebooks—it’s about showing them what’s possible. You’ll provide personalized feedback that transforms struggle into confidence. You’ll hold virtual office hours that serve as academic lifelines. You’ll create pathways that lift students beyond their perceived limits.

Create Real-World Connections

Abstract math meets reality in your virtual classroom. You’ll craft assignments that mirror real-life scenarios—think modeling population growth, optimizing logistics, or exploring cryptographic algorithms. Students won’t ask, "Why are we learning this?"—they’ll say, "I can’t wait to use this."

Collaborate to Innovate

You’ll partner with instructional designers, tech teams, and fellow faculty to evolve our online learning environment. From course layout refinements to better remote collaboration tools, your voice will shape the future of our digital campus.

Your Environment

A Virtual Campus Built for Connection

We’ve reimagined what remote learning can look like. Our stack includes tools like Zoom, Canvas, and Notion—all carefully curated to provide you with clarity and control. Whether you’re in Mumbai or Madrid, you’ll feel one click away from your peers and your students.

Schedule That Supports Deep Focus

You’ll work asynchronously with flexible scheduling—because peak inspiration doesn’t always strike from 9 to 5. Want to record a lecture at 6 am and respond to student questions after dinner? That freedom is yours.

Culture of Academic Excellence

We're not just teaching math—we're teaching resilience, logic, and curiosity. You’ll be surrounded by educators who value clarity over jargon, feedback over formality, and growth over perfection.

The Tools That Power You

• Learning Management Systems like Canvas or Moodle for structuring modules and assignments
• Video Conferencing Platforms (Zoom, Google Meet) for engaging live lectures
• Asynchronous Discussion Boards (Piazza, Slack, or LMS-integrated) for deep, ongoing academic conversations
• Digital Whiteboard Tools (Miro, Bitpaper) to visualize and collaborate in real-time
• Data Analytics Dashboards to track student progress and personalize support

Qualifications That Resonate

• A Master's or Doctorate in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or a related discipline
• Experience teaching mathematics at the university level (online or in-person)
• A strong commitment to helping every student unlock their full academic potential
• Strong ability to simplify complex topics—whether it’s over Zoom, Slack, or a recorded lesson
• Comfortable navigating digital tools and adapting them for interactive online learning
• A portfolio of course materials or digital lectures is a plus—but not required. We care more about your ability to connect.

What You’ll Earn

This fully remote role offers an annual salary of $52,129. More than numbers, we provide meaningful autonomy, community, and the chance to change lives at scale—starting with your own.

Why This Role Matters

Our students come from diverse backgrounds and bring diverse challenges. Some are juggling full-time jobs. Others are returning to education after a long absence. Your teaching won’t just affect test scores—it’ll open doors. You’ll show learners that they’re not "bad at math"—they just never had a teacher who saw them clearly. Now, they do.

Let’s Shape Futures—Together

If you’re energized by the idea of transforming lives through clarity, curiosity, and connection, we want to hear from you. Let’s build something meaningful—lecture by lecture, equation by equation.