Science Resource Developer

What You Will Do

• Create original Science content for high school students up to Class 10 across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology : practice exams, booklets, assignments, assessments, and learning resources.
• Structure resources for clarity. Define the format and logical progression so material builds naturally as a student learns.
• Write like a tutor. Produce step-by-step, student-friendly solutions and explanations that make the scientific reasoning clear, not just the final answer.
• Cover multiple science disciplines. Develop accurate and engaging resources across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• Align to the curriculum. Match content to relevant high school Science curricula and academic requirements for accuracy, consistency, and appropriate difficulty.
• Collaborate with the onshore team to align materials with learning objectives and student needs.
• Review and improve. Refine content for precision, scientific accuracy, clarity, and rigor, and suggest better question design, structure, and delivery.

Requirements

• A bachelor's or master's degree in Science / BSc, majoring or minoring in at least 2 subjects across Physics, Chemistry and Biology
• 1 to 3 years in science content development, academic content development, teaching, or a related role.
• Strong conceptual understanding across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology up to Class 12 .
• The ability to confidently handle and explain Class 10 Science concepts across all three disciplines.
• Familiarity with curriculum design, academic resource development, and syllabus alignment.
• Excellent written communication and attention to detail.
• The ability to break down complex scientific concepts into clear, logical, and student-friendly explanations.
• The ability to work independently and manage several content projects at once.
• Cross-timezone comfort, with overlap into Australian time.

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Benefits

• Apply with a CV and a short sample or description of Science content you created — a set of questions with worked solutions, a booklet section, or an assessment resource. If you can, include one explanation or worked solution you are particularly proud of.