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AI Content Strategist

Spain, EU, Remote

AI Content Strategist 

About Product School:

Product School is the global leader in product training, with a thriving community of over two million professionals. We offer live, online certifications taught by Product Leaders from top Silicon Valley companies like Google, Meta, Netflix, and Amazon. 

In addition to certifications, we host ProductCon, the world’s largest product management conference, and produce The Product Podcast, a leading podcast for product professionals.

Founded in 2014, Product School was bootstrapped for the first 7 years before raising $25 million from Leeds Illuminate. We are proud to be a profitable, fast-growing company shaping the future of education.

The Role:

We’re looking for an AI-native Content Strategist to help shape the next generation of Product Management and AI learning at Product School. In this role, you’ll collaborate with subject matter experts to develop, refine, and elevate our curriculum. You’ll transform complex concepts into engaging, accessible learning materials that empower professionals to level up their product careers.

What you'll do:

  • Develop and edit course content for new and existing Product School Certifications
  • AI-First Content Generation: Replace manual drafting with advanced prompting.  Use LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc) to generate first drafts of course modules, quizzes, and case studies based on our curriculum parameters. 
  • Partner with Product Leaders and Subject Matter Experts (VP’s of Product from Silicon Valley) not just to “align on needs” but to record and transcribe their insights, using that data to train context windows, RAG systems for high-quality content output.
  • Curriculum Architecture: Design the structure for advanced courses (AI Product Strategy, AI Agents, etc) and let AI fill in the tactical gaps.
  • Human-in-the-Loop Quality Control: Act as the final editor and fact/checker.  Ensure the “commodity” content generated by AI meets Product School’s high standards of tone and accuracy. 
  • Tool Stack Innovation: Constantly research and implement new AI tools to automate the creation of slides, scripts, and student materials.

This role could be a good fit for you if:

  • You have 3+ years of experience in Content Writing, or related fields
  • You have strong written and verbal communication skills, and a track record of success working with SMEs and internal stakeholders
  • You have native English proficiency 
  • You are fluent in AI and have experience with Large Language Models (LLMs), prompt engineering, and AI-assisted workflow tools (e.g., Jasper, Copy.ai, Midjourney, or custom API workflows).
  • You have the ability to understand and structure content around building Digital products and AI
  • You have a proven ability to speed up workflows. We don't just want a "problem solver"; we want an automator.
  • Portfolio: Instead of just writing samples, show us how you used AI to execute a project 5x faster than a human team.
  • You're a self-starter, who loves to take the lead on projects, but also likes teaming up with others
  • You have a portfolio of your past work, writing or editing samples, or other examples of your writing ability
  • Bonus:
    • You have a passion for education or prior experience in course creation

The perks:

  • Remote First - our team works remotely across multiple countries and time zones
  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage in the US - support for additional coverage is available in Spain 
  • Company Team Offsites and Coworking - we believe that remote-first doesn’t mean remote-only
  • Free Product School Course Offerings - we offer a range of courses and certifications worth $27,000 that we readily encourage our employees to explore
  • Monthly Internet Reimbursement - we support our team, wherever they’re working from
  • Parental leave

We require that candidates be located in the country/countries specified. We are unable to hire outside of the country/countries specified or provide or take over sponsorship at this point in time.  Applicants MUST be authorized to work in the listed country of hire without sponsorship.  

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