Instructional Associate — Data Center Logistics

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COMPENSATION

: $21/hour WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR Per Scholas is seeking a temporary Instructional Associate to support the Data Center Logistics training program as part of our Training Team. The Instructional Associate partners with the Lead Instructor to deliver an engaging, hands-on learning experience — supporting lab facilitation, learner tutoring, and classroom operations. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, dependable, and comfortable in a hands-on equipment environment, with a genuine interest in helping entry-level learners succeed.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Classroom and Lab Support Support the Lead Instructor during daily instruction, learner activities, and hands-on labs, helping learners stay on task and on pace. Facilitate station rotations at the Mobile Infrastructure Rack (MIR) and related lab stations, supervising safe equipment handling and ensuring each learner receives hands-on practice within the single-rack rotation model. Assist with hands-on activities involving inventory receiving, asset tagging, barcode scanning, labeling, cycle counts, physical audits, discrepancy identification, equipment staging, and asset movement.

Support learners as they practice receiving workflows, including verifying quantities against packing slips, purchase orders, ASNs, invoices, or other simulated receiving documents. Assist learners with simulated Store House to Data Center Hall movement tasks, including staging materials, organizing inventory, safely moving equipment, and updating status documentation. Reinforce safe physical handling, PPE use, material movement, lab housekeeping, and equipment care during all hands-on activities.

Support performance-based assessments by observing learners at lab stations and recording rubric results under the Lead Instructor’s direction. Provide one-on-one and small-group tutoring to learners who need additional support with inventory accuracy, process-following, documentation, equipment handling, or digital tools. Set up, reset, and break down lab equipment and consumables before and after each session, including asset tags, scanners, PPE, custody forms, RMA forms, receiving documents, inventory sheets, and lab materials.

Reinforce chain-of-custody expectations for data center assets, including data-bearing devices, failed equipment, and items being staged, returned, redeployed, or decommissioned. Help learners connect classroom practice to workplace expectations, including ownership, accuracy, safety, escalation, documentation quality, and compliance.