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📣 Volunteer Python/Java LeetCode-Style Session Leads
Organisation: Unlock Her Tech
Initiative: She Leads Tech Practice
Location: Remote
Commitment: At least one 1.5-hour session per month—ideally two
Role type: Volunteer
About the opportunity
She Leads Tech Practice helps developers strengthen their coding, problem-solving, and technical interview skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.
We currently run TypeScript LeetCode-style problem-solving sessions and are now looking for experienced Python and Java engineers to lead similar sessions.
As a Session Lead, you will solve at least one LeetCode-style problem live, clearly explain your thought process, and encourage participants to explore different solutions.
What you’ll do
- ✅ Host at least one 1.5-hour session per month—ideally two
- ✅ Prepare and solve LeetCode-style problems live
- ✅ Explain algorithms, data structures, and complexity clearly
- ✅ Discuss different solutions and technical approaches
- ✅ Encourage questions and active participation
- ✅ Create a patient, supportive, and inclusive environment
- ✅ Collaborate with other Session Leads and the Unlock Her Tech team
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What we’re looking for
- ✅ Strong proficiency in Python or Java
- ✅ At least four years of professional engineering experience
- ✅ Confidence leading interactive technical sessions
- ✅ Ability to solve and explain LeetCode-style problems live
- ✅ Good knowledge of algorithms, data structures, and complexity analysis
- ✅ Strong communication skills, empathy, and patience
- ✅ Passion for sharing knowledge and helping others grow
- ✅ Commitment to supporting and upskilling women in technology
Who should apply?
Increasing the visibility of women in technical leadership is central to our mission, so we particularly encourage women engineers to apply.
Applications from men who share our values and actively support women in technology are also very welcome.
All our sessions are inclusive and open to participants of all genders.


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Why join us?
- 💜 Help developers build their coding confidence
- 💜 Support women preparing for technical interviews
- 💜 Develop your mentoring and technical leadership skills
- 💜 Increase your visibility as a technical role model
- 💜 Become part of the Unlock Her Tech team and community
How to apply
Please send me a message with:
- Your preferred language: Python or Java
- A short overview of your engineering experience
- Any experience with LeetCode-style problems, mentoring, teaching, or public speaking
- Your availability to host one or ideally two sessions per month
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