Edtech.com's Summary

Magma Math is hiring an Education Content Specialist. Writing samples matter more than a marketing background for this role, since it calls for someone who already knows K-12 education from the inside. Two to three finished pieces a week, sustainably and with an editor, is the expected pace.

Highlights

Writes blog posts and articles for math coaches (problems of practice, intervention routines) and for district leadership (screen time trends, safe AI implementation)
Produces one-pagers for districts covering implementation timelines and teacher-adoption expectations
Supports campaign copy: emails and social posts built from existing writing
Takes on additional assets as needed, with room over time for webinars, podcasts, and multi-district research reports
Real K-12 experience required, from teaching, instructional coaching, curriculum writing, or an edtech role close to schools
Must show writing samples such as blog posts, a newsletter, curriculum documents, or a program evaluation
Needs range across registers, able to brief both a math coordinator and a superintendent
Role is filed under Marketing on the source posting but is functionally instructional-design and content work
Salary range of $85,000-$100,000 per year for this full-time role, based in the NYC office under a 4-day in-office policy

Education Content Specialist Full Description

Magma Math is seeking an Education Content Specialist to write for the people who decide what happens in a district's math classroom. The role is filed under Marketing but is functionally instructional-design and content work: this writer already knows K-12 education from the inside and wants to spend the day diving into good math instruction. Blog posts, one-pagers, and campaign copy support are produced multiple times a week for math coaches, teachers, and district leadership.

What You'll Write

Blog posts and articles for math coaches on problems of practice (e.g., why students who can compute still can't explain, intervention blocks that aren't moving the needle, running a "same but different" routine) and for district leadership on trends like screen time and safe AI implementation
One-pagers: tight, useful documents for districts covering implementation timelines, what the first three weeks of teacher adoption look like, and how the approach differs from answer-checking platforms
Campaign copy support: emails and social posts, often built from existing writing
Additional assets as needed: conference materials, case studies, PD handouts, sales talking points, landing page rewrites, with room over time for webinars, podcasts, and longer research reports

What We're Looking For

Real K-12 experience from any direction: teaching, instructional coaching, curriculum writing, instructional design, a district/state teaching-and-learning role, or an edtech career spent close to schools
Writing samples the candidate can show: blog posts, a newsletter, curriculum documents, PD materials, a Substack, a conference deck, or a program evaluation
A comfortable working pace of two to three finished pieces a week, sustainably, with an editor
Range across registers, from a math coordinator audience to a superintendent audience
Fluency with the language of the work: productive struggle, vertical alignment, fidelity, discourse, number sense

The role is based in the New York City office under a 4-day in-office policy. The salary range for this full-time position is $85,000-$100,000 per year, based on experience, skill level, and location.

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Education Content Specialist

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Education Content Specialist Full Description

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