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<p>Data Fellows is looking for passionate data professionals and learners to join our Domain Volunteer Program.</p><p>We’re opening 3 volunteer positions across:</p><p>📊 Data Analysis</p><p>🤖 Data Science</p><p>⚙️ Data Engineering</p><p>If you enjoy sharing what you know, helping others learn, starting meaningful conversations, and being an active part of a data community, this could be for you.</p><p><br></p>What you’ll do<p>As a Domain Volunteer, you’ll help make your domain community more active, useful, and engaging.</p><p>Your responsibilities will include:</p><ul><li>Moderating your assigned Data Fellows domain channel</li><li>Starting conversations and encouraging members to participate</li><li>Sharing useful resources, tools, articles, and learning opportunities</li><li>Helping explain technical concepts in a simple, beginner-friendly way</li><li>Creating discussion prompts around real-world data experiences</li><li>Contributing relevant content to the Data Fellows community newsletter</li><li>Supporting a welcoming and collaborative learning environment</li><li>Submitting a short weekly activity log to the Community Manager</li></ul><p>Time commitment: 2–5 hours per week.</p><p><br></p>Who we’re looking for<p>You don't need to be a senior expert or a polished educator.</p><p>We're looking for someone who:</p><ul><li>Has experience working in or studying Data Analysis, Data Science, or Data Engineering</li><li>Is genuinely interested in helping others learn</li><li>Can communicate technical ideas clearly and simply</li><li>Enjoys starting conversations and engaging with a community</li><li>Can commit at least 2–5 hours per week</li><li>Is comfortable with a simple weekly accountability check-in</li></ul><p><br></p>What you’ll get<p>As a Data Fellows Domain Volunteer, you’ll receive:</p><ul><li>An official Data Fellows volunteer title</li><li>A certificate after 90 days</li><li>A LinkedIn recommendation from the Community Manager</li><li>Access to relevant opportunities within the community</li><li>Community-wide recognition for your contribution</li></ul><p><br></p>This is for you if...<p>You don't just want to learn data.</p><p>You want to contribute, connect, and help someone else learn too.</p><p>You might be the person who explains a confusing SQL concept in a way that finally makes sense.</p><p>You might know the resource that saves someone hours of searching.</p><p>Or you might simply be someone who enjoys asking the question that gets everyone talking.</p><p>We want you in the community.</p><p><br></p>Interested?<p>Apply for the Data Fellows Domain Volunteer Program.</p><p>Open roles:</p><ul><li>Data Analysis Community Volunteer</li><li>Data Science Community Volunteer</li><li>Data Engineering Community Volunteer</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Apply here: https://forms.gle/kTnPTxrSrqdqN7Ne7</p><p>Applications will be reviewed, and shortlisted applicants will be invited for a short conversation with the Community Manager.</p><p><br></p><p>Come help us make Data Fellows more alive.</p><p><br></p>

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