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Mission Bit · 19 hours ago

Curriculum Developer

positionSan Francisco, CA
timeFull-time
remoteHybrid
seniorityNew Grad, Entry Level
money$27/hr - $27/hr
Mission Bit is a San Francisco-based nonprofit that inspires youth of color to explore the world of STEM with project-based computer science education. As a Curriculum Developer, you'll be responsible for designing an Intro to AI course for beginner high school students, focusing on creating engaging and accessible learning materials.
EdTechEducationNon Profit

Responsibilities

Develop a 6-week course for high school students, including lessons, activities, and projects
Translate technical concepts into accessible, identity-affirming, project-based learning
Research and recommend tools, platforms, and learning approaches (e.g., unplugged activities, low-code tools) based on student experience level and classroom reality
Create teacher/instructor-facing supports: facilitation notes, slide decks, pacing guides, check-for-understanding questions, and troubleshooting tips
Develop student-facing materials: worksheets, handouts, project briefs, rubrics, and reflection prompts
Prototype and test activities quickly, gather feedback from staff/instructors, and iterate
Collaborate with content experts and instructors to ensure materials are clear, engaging, and teachable
Support the curriculum team on related projects as needed

Qualification

Curriculum developmentResearchSynthesisTechnical communicationBeginner learnersSelf-starting mindsetPunctualityPreparation skillsWritten communicationVerbal communicationOrganization skills

Required

Strong curriculum development experience (this may include formal education, after-school programs, youth programs, or similar)
Experience designing for beginner learners and building materials that are clear, structured, and fun
Comfort doing research and synthesis (turning messy info into clean lessons and teacher guides)
Ability to explain technical ideas in simple, student-friendly language
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
A self-starting mindset and ability to work autonomously with little oversight
Punctuality, organization, and preparation skills
Values aligned with Mission Bit and a passion for expanding access to CS/AI learning

Preferred

Have a degree in Education, Curriculum & Instruction, or a related discipline
Have subject-matter familiarity (through teaching, projects, coursework, or professional experience)
Have taught or built curriculum around AI ethics, data literacy, bias/fairness, or human-centered technology
Are innovative, dedicated, and flexible, with a willingness to experiment and iterate quickly

Benefits

Accrued sick time-off

Company

Mission Bit

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Mission Bit is a nonprofit organization that offers computer programming education.
dateFounded in 2013
location
San Francisco, California, USA
people-size11-50 employees
web-link
https://www.missionbit.org

Funding

Current Stage
Early Stage
Total Funding
$1M
Key Investors
Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation"San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families"
2023-06-12Grant
2018-04-05Grant· $1M

Leadership Team

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Christina Ortega
President & CEO
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Recent News

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Leonardo Sosa on LinkedIn: I would like to thank Mission Bit Christina Ortega, MPA & Cynthia Chin …
2024-05-20
San Francisco Supervisor Joel Engardio
Education News: How Mission Bit Teaches Tech and a Growth Mindset to Overlooked Youth
2024-05-01
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