Curriculum Developer

Responsibilities

• Design, write, and refine CS and STEM curricula for K-12 and beyond, focusing on robotics and machine learning
• Develop concrete instructional materials consistent with high-level instructional concepts and outlines
• Design novel lessons that meet the constraints of diverse learning environments
• Organize and run user testing sessions and collect data to generate useful insights
• Coordinate input from subject matter experts, researchers, instructors, and students
• Run professional development and training sessions using curricular offerings
• Participate in occasional outreach events and travel to facilitate on-demand training

Requirements

• Master’s degree or equivalent experience
• At least 5 years of teaching or instruction experience
• Experience authoring content for mixed online media (text, animations, video, and interactive elements)
• Technical background in a computing-related field or a record of curriculum development for computing content
• Background in instructional design or pedagogy
• A portfolio containing at least one completed piece of work
• Valid driver’s license and ability to obtain Child Protection Clearances (Act 153)
• Ability to pass a successful pre-employment background check

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience designing structured learning programs that align with organizational goals and learning outcomes
• Knowledge of both academic environments and agile team development methods

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, prescription, dental, and vision insurance
• Generous retirement savings program with employer contributions
• Tuition benefits and ample paid time off
• Access to a fitness center and a Family Concierge Team for childcare needs
• Free Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus pass

About the Company

Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) is a global leader in robotics research and innovation. The Robotics Academy team uses human-centered design and agile methods to create authentic, hands-on learning tools for the next generation of STEM leaders.