Content Development Producer (Contract, Remote)
madecraftUnited (PA)
$55 - $70/hour
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Posted 3 days ago
madecraftUnited (PA)
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Senior
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$55 - $70/hour
About the role
Content Development Producer Find out if this opportunity is a good fit by reading all of the information that follows below.
Location: Remote
Engagement: Contract, minimum three months
Compensation: $55 - $70/hour, depending on experience
At Madecraft, we're shaping exceptional people—with exceptional learning. It's an exciting time to work in the continuously growing space of online learning! The team at Madecraft loves education, loves to learn, and works every day to build expert-led, stylish micro-lessons that put learners first. We're trusted by the world’s most admired brands: Microsoft, Meta, Google, Adobe, Coursera, Cornerstone, and LinkedIn. A successful content producer will have a passion for learning and a desire to develop meaningful content. This is an incredibly creative individual with strong project management, communication, instructional design, and problem-solving skills. You’ll get to solve new challenges, engage with exceptional experts who are the top voices in their field, and transform learners’ lives with quality online courses.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Plan, develop, manage, and execute multiple learning courses at various stages of their lifecycle, owning a production roadmap and reporting status weekly, flagging at-risk due dates early.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for subject matter experts (SMEs) throughout content development and production — responsive, collaborative, and accountable to their project schedule.
- Work with SMEs to develop curriculum for audio, screen capture, or live-action educational courses.
- Review scripts and outlines against Madecraft's content guidelines, and edit or revise content into production-ready format.
- Coach SMEs through their presentation performance ahead of recording.
- Create storyboards that outline the graphical requirements and visual storytelling to support the instructional design of the course.
- Coordinate the production team for day-of recording to keep the process efficient.
- Audit existing courses and recommend fixes to scripts, content, and graphics.
- Manage and resolve production issues identified throughout post-production, escalating with a proposed solution when needed.
- Provide defensible feedback on a course's post-production to remove any issues impacting the learner.
- Proactively recommend improvements to production processes, recording quality, and the overall author experience.
- Perform other duties as may be assigned. xhqgsiq Basic Qualifications:
- Exceptional writing and copy-editing skills, with experience editing or writing scripted content
- Experience reviewing or editing instructional content — scripts, outlines, or storyboards — against a defined style or quality standard
- Comfortable giving direction and coaching feedback to subject matter experts or presenters ahead of recording 2+ years managing multiple projects in various phases against tight deadlines
- Experience resolving production issues and keeping a roadmap or pipeline current without being asked
Preferred Qualifications:
- BA/BS degree or equivalent
- Background in instructional design, video production, or content development
- Experience with audio and video recording processes
- Comfortable using AI to streamline repeatable processes
- Experience with Google Suite, Slack, and or similar pipeline tools
- Remote working/work at home options are available for this role.
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