Title: Content Foundry Lead / Curriculum Co-Development Lead
Payrate: Up to $145/hour
Duration: Contract assignment with potential for extension
Hours: 40 hours/week
Location: Remote
Summary
Leads curriculum co-development with certification-body partners, authoring and continuously refreshing certification curriculum (starting with generative AI and industry-specific tracks) alongside the vendor's own product and certification teams, rather than simply executing content the vendor hands over.
Key Responsibilities
- Co-author certification curriculum directly with vendor product and certification teams, particularly for fast-moving generative AI and industry-specific tracks where static, vendor-only content goes stale within months.
- Own the refresh cadence for co-developed content, keeping pace with vendor product releases rather than working off a fixed annual curriculum cycle.
- Design credentialing models and persona-based certification tracks (e.g., Associate / Developer / Architect personas) in partnership with the vendor.
- Package co-developed content so it is reusable across engagements and client accounts.
- Use proven co-development engagements as templates for extending the model to additional certification-body partners.
Required Skills & Competencies
- Deep sector/domain expertise combined with curriculum or product-design experience - this role sits above single-course design and requires a portfolio view.
- Vendor relationship management at the curriculum/product-team level, distinct from account/commercial relationship management.
- Comfort operating in fast-moving, GenAI-paced content environments where standard curriculum-refresh cycles don't apply.
- Ability to translate a co-development engagement into a repeatable operating model.
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