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Makers’ Muse is seeking a Subject Matter Expert (AI) to guide K-12 students in research thinking, writing, and publication processes, while mentoring them to build strong global portfolios.
You will work remotely with Grades 6–12, delivering engaging sessions, developing curricula, and collaborating with teachers to elevate project-based learning in AI and future skills.
Immediate joining with flexible hours and a laptop requirement is specified.
Makers’ Muse is a global STEM education leader, transforming classrooms through hands-on, real-world learning. From expert-led training to AI labs, makerspaces, and custom curricula, we bring STEM to life. We don’t just teach STEM-we spark futures.
This is a remote position.
Location: Remote (Work From Home)
Employment Type: Full Time
Working Hours: 8 hours flexible working, Monday to Saturday
Laptop Requirement: Personal laptop required
Joining: Immediate to within 30 days
About Makers' Muse
Makers’ Muse is a leading and fast-growing EdTech organization on a mission to transform K–12 education through hands-on STEM and future skills learning. We empower schools with cutting-edge solutions like Robotics, Coding, AI, 3D Printing, Drones, and Design Thinking, making learning interactive, gamified, and practical.
With successful partnerships across multiple states, our solutions are already making a difference in 300+ schools. Our passionate team works across functions like content, product, sales, and technology, collaborating to deliver real-world skills to students and educators.
We are looking for a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Artificial Intelligence who can guide school students in research thinking, academic writing, and publication processes, while also mentoring them in building strong academic profiles for global opportunities.
This is a high-impact role requiring strong academic depth, mentorship ability, and a passion for working with young learners.
Key Responsibilities:
Research & Publication Mentoring
Guide students in identifying research topics and problem statements. Mentor students through research methodology, structuring, and academic writing. Support students in writing research papers, abstracts, and reports. Assist students in identifying relevant journals and navigating publication processes.
Work closely with school students (Grades 6–12) to build critical thinking and a strong research mindset. Deliver engaging sessions using structured pedagogy and simplified explanations. Provide continuous feedback and guidance to improve student outcomes.
Academic Profile Building
Guide students on how research and projects can contribute to global university applications. Support students in developing portfolios, projects, and strong academic narratives.
Program Development & Execution
Contribute to designing research curriculum and mentoring frameworks. Work with internal teams to improve program quality and student outcomes.
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