Product & Curriculum Specialist

Here’s what you’ll be doing

We are looking for an Education Product Specialist who brings together a strong understanding of IB education, an educator's perspective, and the ability to communicate complex product workflows simply and clearly.

You will work closely with product, design, engineering, and education teams to ensure that Toddle continues to meet the needs of IB educators and schools. You will look at the product through the lens of a teacher - understanding how features fit into real classroom and school workflows, testing new experiences before they reach users, and identifying gaps or opportunities for improvement.

You will also help translate this deep understanding of the product into clear, useful communication for educators — and, since every layer of Toddle is AI-powered, into the instructions that shape how our AI responds to them.

Product & IB expertise

• Develop a deep understanding of Toddle's product and how IB educators use it across curriculum planning, teaching, assessment, reporting, and other school workflows — and stay current with IB programme requirements, terminology, and framework changes so the product stays aligned with them.
• Review existing and upcoming product experiences from an educator's perspective, identifying gaps between school requirements, educator workflows, and the way the product works — and proactively surface opportunities to close them.
• Test new features before launch by using them the way a teacher would, across realistic classroom and school scenarios, and flag functional issues, usability gaps, edge cases, or areas of confusion to product, design, and engineering.

AI application

• Write and refine the prompts behind Toddle's AI features, translating IB pedagogy, curriculum requirements, and educator expectations into instructions the AI follows reliably.
• Evaluate AI output at scale — generated unit plans, assessments, report comments, and tutor conversations — for pedagogical soundness, IB alignment, tone, and accuracy, and iterate on prompts based on what you find.
• Build and maintain test scenarios and quality benchmarks for AI features, so improvements to educator-facing output can be measured rather than assumed.

Product communication

• Support product launches by translating new features into clear communication for educators, and create the resources that go with them — help articles, videos, release notes, and other user-facing documentation.
• Review product terminology and communication across the platform to ensure it is clear, accurate, consistent, and appropriate for IB educators.