What are the typical daily responsibilities of a math test developer?

Math Test Developers typically spend their days creating, reviewing, and editing test questions and tasks to ensure clarity, fairness, and alignment with curriculum standards. They also analyze test results, collaborate with subject matter experts and psychometricians, and occasionally participate in field testing or data review meetings. Collaboration with instructional designers and teachers is common, especially to ensure that assessments are appropriate for intended student populations. This role requires balancing independent, detail-oriented work with teamwork and communication across departments. Staying current with educational standards and assessment best practices is also an important ongoing responsibility.