Earth Science Specialist

Certainly. Here's a Simon Jordan–style, sharply worded and precise job post for LinkedIn based on your brief and the JD content:

Earth Science Curriculum Specialist

📍 Remote | ⏱ Full-Time | 🎯 Immediate Start Preferred

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💼 The Role

Associate Gap Content & Curriculum Support Specialist

• Develop and refine

  instructional and assessment content

  (digital and print) aligned with rigorous academic standards.
• Create

  lesson plans, blueprints, scope & sequence documents

  , and high-quality student-facing material.
• Troubleshoot curriculum-specific issues — no passing the buck.
• Act as an

  Earth Science Subject Matter Expert

  , collaborating across content, editorial, and tech teams to resolve issues.
• Own your deadlines. Communicate like a professional. Execute like a specialist.

🎓 What We Require (Non-Negotiable)

• Bachelor’s degree

  in a relevant Earth Science field (e.g., Geology, Meteorology, Oceanography, Climatology).

• 4+ years

  of demonstrable Earth Science teaching or curriculum development experience — this is not optional.
• Hands-on experience in designing content or assessments for

  middle and high school levels

  (grades 6–12).
• Precision in

  writing and editing

  educational material — your grammar, logic, and tone must be razor sharp.
• Proven ability to meet deadlines in a multi-project, cross-functional environment.
• Familiarity with tools like Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and any modern CMS or content development tools.

🎯 Bonus (Nice to Have)

• Prior experience supporting or resolving client curriculum tickets.
• Familiarity with US-based educational standards and frameworks.
• Ability to adapt across subjects, products, and delivery modes.

🚫 What We Don’t Want

• Generalists with vague “science” experience.
• Applicants with no classroom, EdTech, or curriculum delivery exposure.
• Freelancers looking to “dabble.”

Earth Science credentials and teaching or EdTech experience

📩 Apply now.

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