Mathematics Content Developer

About the job

Are you good at maths with an eye for detail? Join our team as a school mathematics proofreader and content developer for the International Maths Challenge company! In this role, you will have the opportunity to showcase your expertise in mathematics while helping to create engaging and challenging content for students around the world.

Visit www.international-maths-challenge.com to know what we do.

Key responsibilities

1. Reviewing and editing mathematical proofs for accuracy and clarity

2. Developing new and innovative mathematical problems and challenges for students.

3. Collaborating with a team of mathematicians and educators to ensure content meets international standards.

4. Researching and incorporating diverse mathematical concepts into problem sets.

5. Helping to create solutions and explanations for challenging math problems.

6. Assisting in the organisation and coordination of international math competitions.

7. Staying up-to-date on current trends and developments in the field of mathematics.

About You:

You have a strong understanding of school-level mathematics and enjoy working with questions.

You are skilled at modifying and improving existing math problems for clarity and challenge.

You pay close attention to detail and can spot errors or better solution methods easily.

There is no age restriction, if you’re good at refining math questions, we’d love to hear from you.

Salary

Salary/Payment depends upon work volume and experience (to be discussed during selection process)

Number of openings: 3

About International Maths Challenge (Canberra, Australia)

Website: international-maths-challenge.com

The International Maths Challenge is a premier global competition designed to ignite a passion for mathematics among students of all ages. Hosted online, this challenge welcomes participants from around the world to test their skills in a stimulating and competitive environment. The competition features a range of problems, from basic arithmetic to advanced mathematical concepts, tailored to various grade levels. Each year, students engage in solving unique and thought-provoking questions that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Over 25 years, the Challenge has assessed the math skills of 3.3 million students worldwide.