Develop interactive courses that teach foundational principles of algebra, geometry, probability, calculus, and beyond.
Design visual, puzzle-driven learning experiences that guide learners along problem-solving journeys that promote mathematical thinking and deeper understanding.
Decompose complex mathematical ideas into approachable, well-sequenced steps that empower learners to reason from first principles.
Create content that is clear, creative, and intuitive — using visuals, interactivity, and problem sequencing to help learners build confidence and mastery.
Collaborate with product, design, and engineering teams to imagine and create new interactive features, visuals, and mechanics that elevate the learning experience on both computers and phones.

Requirements

Have an undergraduate degree or above in a STEM field, and you’ve developed a strong grounding through research or teaching that extends beyond traditional math curricula.
Have a knack for teaching complex topics using a progression of clear, simple, hands-on steps.
You have experience with building or using interactivity to motivate, engage, and challenge learners, in synchronous or asynchronous contexts.
Have a way with words, especially when communicating challenging concepts, and your writing skills (in English) are top notch.
Are great at context switching and prioritizing across a large workload.
Have an openness to change and a willingness to experiment with formats and platforms.
Are not afraid to jump into any aspect of a project to fill a vacuum, no matter how big or small.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools

algebrageometryprobabilitycalculuscontent creationproblem sequencinginteractive learningvisual designteaching methodologiesSTEM education

Soft Skills

communicationproblem-solvingadaptabilityprioritizationcreativitycollaborationwriting skillslearner engagementcontext switchingopenness to change

Certifications

undergraduate degree in STEM