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TripleTen · 5 months ago

Curriculum Writer - QA Engineering (remote, 1 year contract)

United States

Contract

Remote

Mid Level

$6,000/mo - $7,000/mo

TripleTen is a service that empowers individuals to master tech professions through its bootcamps in various fields. They are seeking a Curriculum Writer for QA Engineering to redesign the curriculum, create engaging content, and support program improvements based on feedback and analytics.

EdTechEducationInformation Technology

No H1B

Responsibilities

Redesign and own the QA program curriculum: map out the skill progression, define learning outcomes, and ensure the program stays aligned with job market demands

Write and structure new and existing content: lessons, projects, assessments, and additional materials

Build and maintain testable environments (e.g., apps, APIs, databases) students will use throughout the program

Actively support and improve the program post-launch — based on students’ feedback, program analytics, bug reports, and product updates

Collaborate with designers, QA reviewers, product managers, and instructors to ensure a high-quality, engaging, and technically accurate learning experience

Monitor how AI and automation trends are transforming QA — and keep our content relevant

Qualification

Curriculum writingTechnical content developmentTest automationWeb app developmentAI integrationWritten EnglishAttention to detailCross-functional collaboration

Required

Professional experience in writing, teaching, or developing technical content

Experience building simple web apps or APIs for test automation or educational purposes

Ability to design an end-to-end learning journey, not just write standalone lessons

Tech & AI curiosity: Enthusiastic about experimenting with AI in real-world tech workflows — and excited to teach students how to leverage it responsibly

Strong written English and attention to detail

Comfort working independently and cross-functionally with designers, developers, and educators

Preferred

If you wish you can share examples of your previous work — a lesson you've written, a curriculum map, a GitHub repo with a student-facing project, or a blog post where you explain a QA concept