Resource Developer

Role highlights

• Develop engaging STEM education resources that bring CSIRO science into classrooms and learning environments.
• Join CSIRO Education and Outreach's Resource Studio and help build Australia's future STEM capability.
• Shape inspiring STEM learning experiences that connect students, educators and communities with Australia's leading science.

Your high-level duties will include

• Design, develop and adapt high-quality STEM education resources, including digital learning content, aligned with curriculum frameworks and learning outcomes.
• Apply instructional design, educational theory and curriculum knowledge to create engaging, accessible and evidence-based learning materials.
• Work collaboratively with subject matter experts, educators, vendors and internal program teams to ensure resources are relevant, engaging and beneficial for end users.
• Conduct quality assurance of resources and support improvements in line with CSIRO Education and Outreach quality standards.
• Coordinate multiple resource development projects, manage competing priorities and contribute to continuous improvement of team processes.

Location and office arrangements

Sydney (Marsfield), Melbourne (Clayton), Brisbane

Salary

CSOF4 - AU$100,103 to AU$113,251 per annum, pro rated for part time, plus up to 15.4% superannuation

Tenure & work schedule

Specified Term of 6 months. Full-time or part-time arrangements may be considered.

As the successful candidate, you will bring

• Expertise in instructional design, adult learning, educational theory or pedagogy.
• Strong curriculum knowledge, with experience aligning educational resources to learning outcomes.
• Basic to intermediate visual design skills to support effective and engaging educational content.
• Ability to facilitate collaborative conversations across multiple programs to co develop resources.
• Proficiency in STEM education principles, particularly science inquiry and resource development.
• Knowledge of accessibility best practice in educational content, or a willingness to upskill.
• Experience developing resources with Indigenous Knowledges, science and inquiry.
• Experience in design thinking, storyboarding, narrative-based learning design, eLearning development or digital education platforms.
• Project or production management experience, including coordinating educational content, stakeholders or vendors.

EEO statement

CSIRO is committed to providing a recruitment process that is fair, equitable and accessible to everyone. We recognise true diversity across many dimensions and actively work to create inclusive teams.

Child safety

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