Instructional Designer

$100,000 USD/year ^{Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks}  ($50 USD/hour)

• Become a data detective, using AI to uncover hidden patterns in student reading and writing, and transform these insights into game-changing instructional strategies.
• Craft AI-powered tools that act as personalized language coaches, making grammar a breeze, vocabulary an adventure, and literary analysis an exciting journey for every student.
• Design learning pathways that evolve like a well-plotted story, guiding students from the basics of phonics to the complexities of advanced texts, ensuring each learner's unique narrative unfolds at the perfect pace.
• Join forces with a cast of educators, linguists, and AI wizards to push the boundaries of language education, directly impacting thousands of student success stories.
• Breathe new life into literature by creating AI-enhanced, interactive experiences that don't just teach, but inspire a lifelong love affair with reading and writing.

• Stuck in the past with traditional curriculums or drowning in administrative paperwork—your role is to write the next chapter in English education innovation.
• Playing the lone wolf—you'll be a key character in our ensemble cast, collaboratively crafting the future of AI in language learning.
• Lost in abstract theories—every AI model you develop will be a plot point in real students' educational journeys, driving tangible results within our 2 Hour Learning framework.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to orchestrate a learning revolution. Harness the power of AI-driven analysis to engineer a 2x boost in skill mastery across the English and Language Arts spectrum. From reading comprehension to writing finesse, from grammatical prowess to literary insight, you'll be the force behind accelerating student achievement across all grade levels. All this, within the innovative confines of our 2 Hour Learning model. Your success will be measured not in pages turned, but in educational milestones shattered.

• A degree in English, Literature, Linguistics, or a related field—your ticket to this educational adventure
• A track record of at least 3 years in the ELA trenches—teaching or curriculum development—with concrete evidence of your impact on learning outcomes
• The ability to speak the language of computers—basic coding skills in any programming language
• A history of taming AI for educational purposes—be it content creation, data crunching, or adaptive learning
• A knack for turning data into narratives—you can analyze complex information and extract actionable insights
• Communication skills that would make Shakespeare proud—you can break down complex ELA concepts for any audience in a professional setting