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International Curriculum Development Jobs in Oregon

Armada

OR

$32.50 - $43.25/hr

Travel globally to customer sites (domestic and international) to conduct in-person training ... enablement experience; curriculum development experience required - not just delivery.

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in international curriculum development, and why are they important?

To thrive in International Curriculum Development, you need expertise in curriculum design, educational theory, and cross-cultural understanding, often supported by an advanced degree in education or a related field. Familiarity with international education standards, digital learning platforms, and curriculum mapping software is typically required. Strong project management, communication, and collaboration skills help navigate diverse stakeholders and cultural contexts. These skills ensure effective, relevant, and adaptable curricula that meet the needs of varied international student populations.

What is international curriculum development?

International curriculum development is the process of designing, implementing, and assessing educational programs that are intended for use in multiple countries or cultural contexts. This work involves aligning educational content and standards to meet the needs of diverse learners, considering local regulations, and often integrating global perspectives. Professionals in this field collaborate with educators, policymakers, and subject matter experts to ensure that the curriculum is culturally relevant, academically rigorous, and adaptable across different education systems. The goal is to create learning materials and frameworks that support quality education worldwide.

What is the difference between International Curriculum Development vs Curriculum Coordinator?

AspectInternational Curriculum DevelopmentCurriculum Coordinator
CredentialsDegree in Education, Curriculum Design, or related field; certifications in instructional designDegree in Education or related field; teaching certifications often preferred
Work EnvironmentInternational schools, NGOs, educational publishers, online platformsSchools, districts, educational institutions
Employer & Industry UsageGlobal organizations focusing on international education programsLocal or regional educational institutions managing curriculum implementation

International Curriculum Development involves designing and adapting curricula for diverse international settings, often requiring global perspectives and language skills. Curriculum Coordinators focus on implementing, managing, and updating curricula within specific institutions. While both roles require educational credentials, International Curriculum Developers typically work on creating content for multiple regions, whereas Curriculum Coordinators ensure the effective delivery of curricula locally.

What are some typical challenges faced when developing international curricula, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in international curriculum development often encounter challenges such as aligning educational standards across diverse countries, ensuring cultural relevance, and accommodating different teaching methodologies. Navigating language barriers and varying regulatory requirements can also be complex. These challenges are best addressed by collaborating closely with local educators, conducting thorough research on target regions, and incorporating flexible frameworks that allow for adaptation. Building strong, cross-cultural communication skills and staying informed about international education trends are also key to success in this role.
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AI-forward Software Engineer

JS Consulting

Beaverton, OR • On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 22 hours ago

Job description

Job Title- AI-forward Software Engineer

Project Location – (Remote + international travel) (expenses paid by client for the international travel)

Duration- 6+ months contract

Visa- USC/ GC/ GCEAD/ H4EAD

Must have Valid LinkedIn profile.

Job Description-: This is a unique position as it'll require hands-on coding in BOTH GitHub Copilot AND Amazon Q, previous mentorship/training experience (think: paired programming, or DevRel type work), and will very likely require international travel (India is confirmed as a primary location, possibly Europe and, South America). 
These individuals will be supporting ~50 engineers, over 2-week sprints. for a total of 30 weeks. The rotation, work schedule, and travel plans are all up in the air, so we need to talk to contractors that'll be flexible. 

GitHub Copilot Adoption Framework (GCAF) Collaborative Engineer (Remote + international travel)

We are seeking an AI-forward Software Engineer with expert-level knowledge of GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q features. With both hands-on experience, and mentoring capabilities, this individual will design and deliver structured hands-on developer sprints centered around AI.
This contractor opportunity is likely to include international travel for an extended period of time (potentially 4-6 weeks). For more details, please review the description below.

 Key Responsibilities

  • Design and deliver structured, hands-on developer sprints focused on GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q.
  • Facilitate live coding sessions, demonstrations, and collaborative labs.
  • Mentor developers through real-world challenges, providing guidance on prompt engineering, debugging, and feature implementation.
  • Develop and maintain instructional materials, including curriculum, documentation, and best-practice guides.
  • Adapt instructional strategies based on participant feedback and learning progress.
  • Promote responsible AI usage, including security, ethics, and data privacy considerations.

 Required Skills & Proficiencies

  • Generative AI & Tool Expertise, including MCP usage and Agentic Orchestration
  • Expert-level knowledge of GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q features, including Copilot Chat agents and Amazon Q’s /dev command.
  • Advanced prompt engineering skills for both platforms.
  • Understanding of Copilot Enterprise and Amazon Q for Business, including RAG and internal codebase reasoning.
  • Intermediate understanding of LLM fundamentals, AI ethics, and security practices.
  • Strong problem-solving mindset and diagnostic skills.
  • Passion for generative AI and developer enablement.

 Instructional & Communication Skills

  • Advanced curriculum development and public speaking abilities.
  • Expert-level live coding and demonstration skills.
  • Strong mentoring and facilitation capabilities.
  • Intermediate technical writing skills for post-sprint resources.

 Technical & Development Skills

  • Advanced proficiency in at least one of Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, or Java.
  • Expert fluency with IDEs such as VS Code and JetBrains.
  • Deep understanding of GitHub Flow, Agile practices, and version control.
  • Intermediate knowledge of cloud and DevOps fundamentals (AWS, IaC, CI/CD).
  • Strong grasp of testing and debugging strategies.

 Preferred Qualifications:

  • Certifications in cloud platforms (e.g., AWS) or DevOps practices.
  • Contributions to open-source or developer communities.
  • Patience, empathy, and adaptability in instructional settings.