Remote PE Petroleum Exam Content Expert

Kaplan; Tallahassee (FL); Remote; USD 48,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaplan is seeking remote Subject Matter Experts who recently passed the PE Petroleum exam to join our engineering team in developing new practice exam content. This contract (1099) role offers flexible hours and project-based work for eligible candidates nationwide in the USA.

You will write learning objectives, craft exam-style questions, and provide detailed solutions referencing NCEES standards. Strong English, reliability, and timely delivery are essential.

Qualifications

• Excellent command of the English language, both written and verbal.
• Have recently taken and passed the CBT format of the PE Petroleum exam.
• Possess an active PE Certification issued by NCEES in Petroleum Engineering.
• Demonstrate attention to detail, organization, and time management.
• Provide prompt communication, mainly by email; occasional video chats may be required.

Responsibilities

• Writing learning objectives.
• Advising on question topic distribution and difficulty.
• Authoring exam-like practice questions and detailed solutions with references to standards.
• Collaborating to ensure comprehensive practice exams for PE Petroleum.
• Contributing to suggested study plans and providing feedback on expectations.
• Performing quality assurance and technical reviews of content.

Skills

English fluency

PE Petroleum exam passed

PE Certification (NCEES)

Attention to detail

Time management

Email communication

Video meetings

Proactive initiative

Job description

Kaplan is seeking remote Subject Matter Experts who recently passed the PE Petroleum exam to join our engineering team in developing new practice exam content. This contract (1099) role offers flexible hours and project-based work for eligible candidates nationwide in the USA.

You will write learning objectives, craft exam-style questions, and provide detailed solutions referencing NCEES standards. Strong English, reliability, and timely delivery are essential.