SAT Math Instructor
puefaiNew York (NY)
About the role
Overview:
Puef.ai is transforming exam preparation with an AI-driven, adaptive learning platform. In just weeks, we’ve reached thousands of students with cutting-edge technology and expert-designed content. To expand our offerings, we’re seeking passionate tutors to create high-quality SAT Math video lessons and problem-solving walkthroughs.
Role Overview:
We are looking for an experienced SAT Math tutor who can:
Prepare concise PDF files for each SAT Math topic (review notes, formulas, examples, and practice problems) to accompany the videos.
Record topic review sessions covering all SAT Math areas (aligned with the College Board’s 19 official math topics).
Record problem-solving sessions for each topic, showcasing step-by-step reasoning and strategies.
The ideal candidate will bring energy, clarity, and motivation into their recordings, making challenging concepts approachable and engaging for high school students preparing for the SAT.
Responsibilities:
Create clear, engaging, high-quality video lessons reviewing SAT Math topics.
Record step-by-step problem-solving sessions for each topic.
Ensure content is accurate, motivational, and student-centered.
Collaborate with the puef.ai team to align with our platform’s style and learning goals.
Qualifications:
Proven experience as an SAT Math tutor with measurable student success (please provide evidence such as feedback, references, student score improvements, or tutoring hours).
Strong understanding of SAT Math content and test-taking strategies.
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to break down complex problems into simple terms.
Prior experience recording educational content.
Highly energetic teaching style that translates well to video.
Application Instructions To apply, please submit the following to hr@puef.ai (subject line: SAT Math Video Content Creator):
Video Sample (5–10 minutes): A recording of you teaching an SAT Math topic or solving problems.
Seniority level Mid-Senior level
Employment type Contract
Job function Education and Training
Industries Education
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