The Role
Creates diagnostic questions and educational puzzles for students in grades 3–10, collaborates with developers to build Mindspark learning modules, analyzes learner data to improve content, and supports school visits, teacher training, newsletters, and translation. The role requires explaining complex ideas clearly, building projects or portfolios, and learning lightweight front-end and AI tools. It is explicitly not a coding role.
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Roles & Responsibilities
WRITE - The questions. Diagnostic items for Ei ASSET, grades 3 to 10. You write them, tear them apart in review, then watch real kids take them and see what tripped them up.
DESIGN - The puzzles. The idea and the level design for a Mindspark module a child wants to solve. You get it built with our developers, then test it on real kids.
READ - The data. Where kids dropped off, which question everyone got wrong, what to fix next. You dig in and come back with the answer.
TEACH - The classroom. School visits, teacher training, the monthly newsletter, translation work. The subject is new, so explaining it well lands on you.
You'll pick up some light building and AI tools as you go. It isn't a coding job.
Who we're looking for
1. We hire for what you can do and who you are, not where you studied. You can make a hard idea click for someone who's never seen it.
2. A builder and a maker, with a project or portfolio to show.
3. Comfortable picking up light front-end and AI tools as you go.
4. A degree in anything. Math, stats, engineering or CS helps; caring about kids and puzzles helps more.
WRITE - The questions. Diagnostic items for Ei ASSET, grades 3 to 10. You write them, tear them apart in review, then watch real kids take them and see what tripped them up.
DESIGN - The puzzles. The idea and the level design for a Mindspark module a child wants to solve. You get it built with our developers, then test it on real kids.
READ - The data. Where kids dropped off, which question everyone got wrong, what to fix next. You dig in and come back with the answer.
TEACH - The classroom. School visits, teacher training, the monthly newsletter, translation work. The subject is new, so explaining it well lands on you.
You'll pick up some light building and AI tools as you go. It isn't a coding job.
Who we're looking for
1. We hire for what you can do and who you are, not where you studied. You can make a hard idea click for someone who's never seen it.
2. A builder and a maker, with a project or portfolio to show.
3. Comfortable picking up light front-end and AI tools as you go.
4. A degree in anything. Math, stats, engineering or CS helps; caring about kids and puzzles helps more.
RequirementsThis is for you if
- You're curious and act on it. You spot where a kid gets stuck and try a fix.
- You solve problems sideways. You'll try the odd route when the usual one fails.
- You finish things. Ideas shipped, not just had.
- You think about the child. You care how a kid actually reads your work.
- You take feedback well. It makes the work better and you know it.
– You love jargon. We pick the plain word, every time.
– You want a ready-made curriculum. You'd be writing it, not following it.
– You're set in your ways. "This is how it's done" doesn't fly here.
– You prefer working alone. We build in the open, together.
– You polish forever. We'd rather ship and improve.
Skills Required
- Ability to make difficult ideas understandable to people encountering them for the first time
- A project or portfolio demonstrating building or making ability
- Comfort learning and using lightweight front-end tools
- Comfort learning and using AI tools
- A degree in any field
- Background in math, statistics, engineering, or computer science
- Interest in children and puzzles
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The Company
What We Do
EI Study is an India-focused education organization that operates education initiatives and related services across multiple Indian locations. Its career listings include education-specialist, project-management, corporate-relations, growth, and software-development roles, including positions associated with Ei Shiksha. The organization combines education delivery and partnerships with technology-enabled operations, reflecting a mission centered on expanding and supporting learning opportunities for learners and educators in India.
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