Science Curriculum Manager (Physics)

Albert; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Albert is seeking a Science Curriculum Manager (Physics) to publish premium STEM content, leverage AI tools to increase productivity, and train teachers when the season calls for it. This remote role, open to US residents, collaborates with the Content Team of former classroom teachers to write, edit, and publish high‑quality AP Physics materials aligned to NGSS and College Board descriptions.

Your first big project includes two AP Physics exams with thorough explanations; you will ensure rigor,

Qualifications

• Experience writing and publishing premium science content.
• Ability to map content to NGSS and state standards.
• Familiarity with AI workflows in content production.
• Strong editorial and quality‑control skills.
• Experience training teachers during peak seasons.

Responsibilities

• Write premium content yourself, edit, and publish questions, exams, explanations, and video scripts.
• Lead expert‑led, AI‑powered workflows with final say on quality and accuracy.
• Own rigor by mapping items to official standards and matching exam style and difficulty.
• Grow content across STEM areas and train teachers when needed.

Skills

Curriculum development

Physics education

Editing

Quality control

Teacher training

Tools

AI tools

CMS

Job description

Science Curriculum Manager (Physics)

Content · Remote (United States) · Full-time · $77,500 per year, plus travel stipends

Location

This is a remote position open to residents of Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Love physics? Love teaching it even more?

You're the teacher who still gets a little thrill when a free-body diagram clicks for a student. You've rewritten a test question four times because one distractor was "almost right for the wrong reason." You have opinions about how torque should be introduced.

Good.

We're looking for you.

We're hiring a Science Curriculum Manager (Physics) to publish premium STEM content, leverage AI tools to increase productivity and run quality control, and train teachers when the season calls for it. Internally, we call this role Science Content Manager.

Albert's Content Team is all former classroom teachers, publishing the content we wish we'd had in our own classrooms: 330,000+ items across AP, SAT, ACT, core subjects, and state exams for grades 3–12. Proprietary AI workflows let us build rigorous, standards-aligned content at scale; human experts make it right. Every question in our premium banks is edited and published by a content expert.

Your first big project: two AP Physics exams

You’ll write and publish full-length practice exams (FLPEs) with detailed, easy-to-follow explanations for:

• AP Physics C: Mechanics
• AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

Each exam matches the real one in structure, rigor, timing, and item style, aligned to the College Board Course and Exam Descriptions, with free-response scoring guidelines a veteran AP Physics reader would trust.

Thousands of students will use these exams before their AP exam, and their teachers will judge Albert by them. We want both types of users to say: this is the best practice I've found.

With Content Team peers and AI tools beside you, your time goes to what needs a subject expert: the physics, the pedagogy, and the polish.

What you'll do

This is a dynamic role: mostly deep work on science content, plus teacher training in peak season.

• Write premium content yourself. Draft, edit, and publish questions, exams, explanations, and video scripts.
• Expert-led, AI-powered. Use and help improve Albert’s proprietary AI workflows, style guides, and rubrics. You have the final say, and your eye catches what AI misses: a sign error, an unrealistic value, a weak distractor.
• Own rigor and quality. Map every item to the Course and Exam Descriptions (or NGSS and state standards for core courses), match the real exam's difficulty and style, and make every explanation clear and concise. You’d rather ship one excellent item than ten "barely acceptable" ones.
• Grow with the role. Later, you will build content in other STEM areas that