Physics Specialist (PhD/Masters)

Job Title: Physics Specialist (PhD/Masters)

Location: Remote (US / Canada, LATAM & UK)

Job Summary

Join our customer’s team as a Physics Specialist and leverage your deep academic expertise to shape rigorous, advanced educational content. This role offers a unique opportunity to work remotely while applying your knowledge across a diverse range of physics subdomains, impacting the next generation of learners.

Key Responsibilities

1. Design, author, and review high-quality physics problems and solutions spanning undergraduate to graduate levels.
2. Validate solutions for accuracy, depth, and academic rigor.
3. Contribute expertise across a wide range of subfields including Theoretical Classical Mechanics, Optics & Acoustics, Electromagnetism & Photonics, Statistical Mechanics & Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, and more.
4. Collaborate effectively with internal teams to refine and enhance academic problem sets.
5. Uphold strict standards for clarity, precision, and conceptual depth in all content produced.
6. Maintain proactive, high-quality written and verbal communication throughout the project lifecycle.
7. Continuously stay abreast of advancements in physics and integrate current research insights into content development.

Required Skills and Qualifications

1. PhD in Physics strongly preferred, or Master’s degree with 7+ years of relevant experience.
2. Demonstrated expertise in one or more key physics subdomains: Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Quantum Physics, Relativity, Astrophysics, etc.
3. Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with meticulous attention to detail.
4. Proven ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and deliver high-quality academic content.
5. Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
6. Experience authoring, editing, or reviewing academic material or research publications.

Preferred Qualifications

1. Prior experience developing or validating advanced physics curriculum or assessment content.
2. Published research or significant contributions within physics subfields.
3. Familiarity with collaborative, remote-first work environments.