Education Content Specialist

Magma Math US; New York (NY); On-site; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Annual company trip

Job summary

Magma Math is seeking a writer with in-depth K-12 education experience to produce multiple pieces weekly for educators and district leaders. You’ll craft blog posts, one-pagers, and campaign copy while collaborating with editors in a fast-paced edtech environment in NYC.

You have a proven writing portfolio, comfort with diverse formats, and a passion for improving math education outcomes. Start ASAP; salary range listed reflects a full-time role in New York City.

Qualifications

• Real K–12 experience in teaching, coaching, or curriculum writing.
• We want writing you can show us: blog posts, newsletters, PD materials, Substack.
• Ability to produce two to three finished pieces per week with an editor.
• Fluency with edtech concepts like classroom trends and adoption data.

Responsibilities

• Write blog posts and articles for math education audiences.
• Create one-pagers and campaign copy support as needed.
• Contribute to conference materials, PD handouts, and sales talking points.
• Support longer research reports pulling district results into one evidence piece.

Skills

K-12 education experience

Strong writing portfolio

Editing and proofreading

Content strategy

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Job description

About Magma Math

Magma is one of the world’s fastest-growing and most celebrated edtech companies, transforming math education. Our platform turns handwritten solutions into digital insights, empowering teachers to focus on creativity and deeper learning — while giving them real-time visibility into student progress.

The result? More inclusive, engaging, and effective math classrooms for all learners.

But we’re not just building better tools. We’re tackling one of the biggest challenges in global education: math underperformance. With 1 in 5 students globally struggling in math — a subject that forms the backbone of so many career paths — we believe the opportunity to improve outcomes at scale is massive.

We’re already the go-to solution in thousands of schools — and we’re just getting started. As we expand rapidly across the U.S. and Europe, we’re building a team as ambitious as our mission: to help millions of students unlock their full potential in math.

The role

We're looking for a writer who already knows K–12 education from the inside, and who wants to spend their day diving into good math instruction. Maybe you taught math and kept a blog nobody asked you to write. Maybe you coached teachers, built curriculum, sat in a central office, or spent years in edtech close enough to real schools that you still know what goes wrong in a Tier 2 block. However you got here, you'll be writing multiple pieces a week for the people who decide what happens in a district's math classrooms.

What you'll write

• Blog posts and articles. The core of the job. The audience can be a math coach interested in a specific problem of practice: why students who can compute still can't explain, what to do when your intervention block isn't moving the needle, how to run a \"same but different\" routine with real student work. The audience can also be district leadership keeping up with the trends of screen time in the classroom, safe AI implementation, and more.


• One-pagers. Tight, genuinely useful documents our team hands to districts. An implementation timeline. What the first three weeks of teacher adoption actually look like. How our approach differs from answer-checking platforms.


• Campaign copy support. Emails and social posts, often built from something you already wrote.


• Additional assets as needed. Conference materials, a case study, a PD handout, talking points for our sales team, a landing page rewrite. Over time there's room to host webinars, join podcasts, and take on longer research reports that pull results from several districts into one evidence piece.

What we're looking for

• Real K–12 experience, from any direction. Teaching or instructional coaching. Curriculum writing or instructional design. A district or state role in teaching and learning, assessment, or intervention. An edtech career spent close to schools, in implementation, professional learning, customer success, product, or content. Math backgrounds have a head start, and we're glad to talk with strong candidates from other subjects.


• Writing you can show us. Blog posts, a newsletter, curriculum documents, PD materials, a Substack, a conference deck, a program evaluation. It doesn't need to be marketing writing. We're looking for writing where you made an argument and someone read it.


• A comfortable working pace. Two to three finished pieces a week, sustainably, with an editor in your corner.


• Range across registers. A piece for a math coordinator and a piece for a superintendent can make the same argument and share almost no sentences. If you've briefed a board, presented to a cabinet, or worked with proficiency and adoption data, tell us about it.


• Fluency with the language of the work. Productive struggle, vertical alignment, fidelity, discourse, number sense, as things you've watched succeed or fall apart in real life.

What we offer

• Play a key role in an exciting journey. We are a young company with ambitious targets and meaningful goals


• Fantastic colleagues in a fun environment with great opportunities to learn


• Competitive remuneration & benefit package


• Annual company trip


• An opportunity to work on a meaningful mission and have an exceptional impact on education, society and how children learn math across the world

Start: As soon as possible

Salary: The salary range for this full-time role is $85k-$100k per year. Actual compensation will be determined based on the candidate's experience, skill level, and location.

Office location: NYC

Note: We practice a 4-day in office policy, and we look forward to working together closely with you.