Mathematics Video Producer

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MathspaceEducation

Australia. United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Experience producing educational video content
Experience in mathematics or another technical subject
Strong understanding of senior secondary maths
Ability to explain concepts clearly
Excellent instincts for pacing, clarity, engagement, and visual communication
Confidence using modern video, animation, and AI-assisted production tools
Ability to move quickly from concept to prototype to refined output
A high bar for quality and a willingness to test, iterate, and improve
Strong independent judgment and the ability to own a project end-to-end

Responsibilities

Design and produce high-quality senior secondary mathematics lesson videos
Prototype different video styles, formats, and workflows to identify what works best
Translate complex maths concepts into explanations that are concise, engaging, and easy to follow
Use AI tools thoughtfully to speed up scripting, narration, visual development, editing, and production workflows
Work closely with our team to define what ‘great’ looks like for lesson videos in this space
Research competitor offerings and help us create something better
Build production approaches that can scale across multiple books, topics, and state-based courses
Collaborate with educators and curriculum/content teams to ensure videos are pedagogically strong as well as visually polished

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