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Curriculum Developer Jobs in EdTech

Curriculum Developers build the substance behind the learning experience. Where Instructional Designers focus on how content is delivered, Curriculum Developers focus on what is taught — the standards, scope, sequence, and subject matter that form the backbone of an EdTech product.

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What you'll do

In this role you'll research and develop curriculum frameworks aligned to educational standards, write and structure lesson plans, assessments, and learning objectives, collaborate with Instructional Designers to bring content to life digitally, and ensure content is accurate, engaging, and age-appropriate for the target audience.

Skills you'll need

Deep subject matter expertise in one or more disciplines
Familiarity with Common Core, NGSS, or other curriculum standards
Strong writing and editing skills
Experience in K-12 or Higher Ed settings
Bonus: teaching background, bilingual skills, or assessment design experience

Salary

Curriculum Developers in EdTech typically earn between $55,000 and $85,000 in the US. Those with specialised subject expertise or experience with standards alignment can command higher salaries.

Career path

Curriculum Developer → Senior Curriculum Developer → Curriculum Manager → Director of Curriculum

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