Curriculum Developer (Data Center Technician Program)

The 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.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop lessons from provided lesson outlines using GenAI (Claude) within Correlation One's established content-development workflow
• Draft detailed lesson-level outlines applying Correlation One's Learning Experience Design principles before full lesson build
• Iterate on drafted lessons based on feedback from the Content Developer and Learning Designer
• Use GenAI to support translation of lesson content into another language, reviewing output for accuracy and instructional fit
• Audit and iterate on existing content to ensure material stays accurate and industry-relevant
• Collaborate with other curriculum developers and peer-review lessons, leaving feedback for improvements
• Participate in weekly and ad hoc meetings with the C1 content developer/learning designer to stay on track, ask questions, and align on decisions
• Deploy finalized content on the Codio platform (training will be provided)

Preferred Qualifications and Experience

• 3+ years of combined experience in curriculum development, preferably in technical or IT/infrastructure-related fields
• 3+ years of experience as a curriculum developer, instructional designer, or adult educator
• Hands-on familiarity/expertise with GenAI tools (e.g., Claude) for content drafting and iteration
• Strong grounding in adult learning theory and learning experience design principles
• Strong knowledge of instructional design frameworks (e.g., backward design, Bloom's Taxonomy) and assessment writing
• Strong written and verbal English communication skills to convey complex technical concepts clearly
• Ability to perform industry and domain research and incorporate new topics into varied curricula
• Ability to actively listen to feedback from learners and subject matter experts for continuous improvement
• Data center or IT infrastructure experience is a nice-to-have, not required
• Comfortable and excited to work in a dynamic start-up environment with a lean team
• Comfortable working remotely, independently, and self-motivated to succeed