Jobs at Art of Problem Solving

Provides front desk and campus support at an in-person education center. Responsibilities include answering calls and emails, welcoming families, managing calendars, entering data, generating reports, assisting admissions, organizing supplies, supervising students, maintaining the lobby, and supporting campus operations.

Supports math instruction for advanced students by providing one-on-one assistance, helping manage classroom activities, grading assignments, and offering constructive feedback. The role fosters a positive, organized learning environment and encourages student curiosity and critical thinking. Candidates must be at least 16, have strong math and communication skills, and be available for weekday afternoons or weekends. This is an in-person position in San Mateo, California, requiring approximately three hours weekly per assigned class.

Provides front desk and campus support at an in-person education academy. Responsibilities include answering calls and emails, welcoming students and families, managing calendars, entering data, generating reports, assisting admissions, organizing supplies, supervising students between classes, maintaining the lobby, and supporting campus operations. The role requires strong communication, organization, customer service, computer skills, confidentiality, and Monday–Thursday availability with some weekends.

Provides front desk and campus support by answering calls and emails, welcoming students and families, managing calendars and data entry, assisting admissions, organizing supplies, supervising students, and maintaining the lobby and facility. The role also supports inventory, outreach, reporting, and general campus procedures while delivering responsive customer service.

Supports math and language arts instruction for advanced students in an in-person afterschool program. Responsibilities include one-on-one student assistance, classroom management, grading, constructive feedback, relationship building, and fostering critical thinking. The role requires strong math skills, communication, organization, availability during weekday afternoons or weekends, and commuting to Mountain View, California. Prior teaching experience is not required.

Supports campus administrative and logistical operations, teaches advanced math and language arts classes, and assists with hiring and training part-time staff and teachers. The role also supports enrollment and sales meetings, counsels students and families, builds campus community, and contributes to student retention. It requires strong communication, classroom management, organization, math and language arts knowledge, and at least one year of teaching experience.

Assist instructors with AoPS curriculum by supporting instruction, providing one-on-one student help, managing classes up to 16 students, assisting with grading and feedback, and fostering an engaging, organized learning environment.

The Associate Director assists in administrative operations, teaches math and language arts, hires and trains staff, and supports student enrollment.

Develop and refine computer science courses and educational materials for K-12 students. Lead full-course content development, use student and teacher feedback to improve materials, review junior developers’ work, provide mentorship, support teacher training, and collaborate with stakeholders. The role requires strong computer science knowledge, exceptional writing and editing skills, creativity, attention to detail, and 3–5 years of teaching or advanced curriculum development experience.

Leads regional strategy and operational performance across AoPS Academy campuses in the Western region. Oversees educational quality, growth objectives, financial performance, staffing, leadership development, campus launches, and cross-functional collaboration. The role monitors KPIs, manages budgets and margins, resolves escalated issues, and supports campus leaders while traveling frequently within the region.