Curriculum Developer

About the Role\nThe Curriculum Developer will support the content development needs of Correlation One's Data Center Technician program, a certification preparation course aligned to the EXIN/EPI Certified Data Centre Professional (CDCP®) exam. This person will work from existing lesson outlines and a structured GenAI (Claude)-based development workflow to draft, refine, and finalize ready-to-use Codio lessons, labs, and assessments. A successful curriculum developer will have experience in content development (technical content preferred), adult education and pedagogy, and hands-on familiarity with GenAI tools for drafting and iteration. Data center or IT infrastructure knowledge is a nice-to-have but not required. The ideal candidate will be an excellent educator with experience designing learning experiences for adult learners with varied (including beginner) knowledge and skills.\nKey Responsibilities\nDevelop lessons from provided lesson outlines using GenAI (Claude) within Correlation One's established content-development workflow\nDraft detailed lesson-level outlines applying Correlation One's Learning Experience Design principles before full lesson build\nIterate on drafted lessons based on feedback from the Content Developer and Learning Designer\nUse GenAI to support translation of lesson content into another language, reviewing output for accuracy and instructional fit\nAudit and iterate on existing content to ensure material stays accurate and industry-relevant\nCollaborate with other curriculum developers and peer-review lessons, leaving feedback for improvements\nParticipate in weekly and ad hoc meetings with the C1 content developer/learning designer to stay on track, ask questions, and align on decisions\nDeploy finalized content on the Codio platform (training will be provided)\nPreferred Qualifications and Experience\n3+ years of combined experience in curriculum development, preferably in technical or IT/infrastructure-related fields\n3+ years of experience as a curriculum developer, instructional designer, or adult educator\nHands-on familiarity/expertise with GenAI tools (e.g., Claude) for content drafting and iteration\nStrong grounding in adult learning theory and learning experience design principles\nStrong knowledge of instructional design frameworks (e.g., backward design, Bloom's Taxonomy) and assessment writing\nStrong written and verbal English communication skills to convey complex technical concepts clearly\nAbility to perform industry and domain research and incorporate new topics into varied curricula\nAbility to actively listen to feedback from learners and subject matter experts for continuous improvement\nData center or IT infrastructure experience is a nice-to-have, not required\nComfortable and excited to work in a dynamic start-up environment with a lean team\nComfortable working remotely, independently, and self-motivated to succeed\n#LI-DNI\n#noad