Magic EdTech
Senior Content Developer

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Role Overview
Location: UK/Europe
Contract: 12 Months
Engagement: 40 Hours/Week
Compensation: Around £4,000/Month
We are looking for a Senior Content Development Specialist / Project Lead with strong experience in educational content development, editorial leadership, and project management. The role requires someone who can take end-to-end ownership of content projects, coordinate authors and vendors, manage multiple workstreams, and ensure high editorial and pedagogical quality.
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Key Responsibilities
- Lead content development projects and manage timelines, risks, and deliverables
- Perform development editing and ensure content aligns with project briefs and quality standards
- Guide authors and review/manage external vendor work
- Coordinate multiple stakeholders and workstreams
- Conduct editorial, pedagogical, and quality reviews
- Provide clear feedback and manage revisions through completion
- Prepare project briefs, templates, and editorial guidance for outsourced work
- Participate in project meetings and act as the key point of continuity


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Requirements
- Strong experience in content development, development editing, or educational publishing
- Proven project leadership and project management experience
- Experience managing authors, vendors, and multiple stakeholders
- Strong editorial judgment and attention to detail
- Understanding of learning design and pedagogical principles
- Familiarity with GSE/CEFR is a plus
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