Literary Content Specialist

Jack Westin

. Review and assess passage-based test questions for clarity, accuracy, and test-readiness .

Posted 9/23/2026contractRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $20 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in LSAT reading comprehension and logical reasoning, with a strong ability to assess and improve written content for clarity and pedagogical effectiveness. Proficient in developing comprehensive explanations and maintaining consistency with test format standards.

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Expert-Level Writing And Editing SkillsDeep Expertise In LSAT Reading ComprehensionExperience In Standardized Test PreparationStrong Knowledge Of Literary AnalysisUnderstanding Of Item Writing And Assessment Design Principles

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Hard Skills

Test Question AssessmentPassage EditingContent DevelopmentClarity And Pedagogy ImprovementAnalytical And Critical ThinkingTest-Taking StrategiesWriting Clear ExplanationsItem WritingStandardized Exam FormatsQuality Standards Evaluation

Soft Skills

Attention To DetailCollaborative MindsetOpenness To FeedbackAbility To Work IndependentlyEffective Communication

Tools & Technologies

Google DocsContent Management Systems

Industry Keywords

Standardized Test PreparationEducational Content DevelopmentHigher Education TutoringCARS AssessmentSATACTGREMCATLSAT

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Review and assess passage-based test questions for clarity, accuracy, and test-readiness
Amend CARS passages
Edit existing passage reviews and solutions written by other contributors
Provide substantive feedback on question structure, stem clarity, and distractor quality
Ensure consistency with test format standards and Jack Westin quality guidelines
Identify gaps in question coverage and suggest improvements
Rewrite and refine solutions for clarity and pedagogical effectiveness
Develop comprehensive explanations for correct answers and distractors
Create background context and explanatory material for challenging passages
Ensure reasoning is transparent and accessible to test-takers
Align solutions with Jack Westin CARS Section pedagogy and learning objectives
Maintain consistency in explanation depth, vocabulary level, and pedagogical approach
Self-evaluate work against established quality standards before submission
Participate in revision rounds to achieve quality benchmarks
Identify patterns in quality issues and suggest systemic improvements
Collaborate with content leads and other specialists to maintain content consistency
Communicate clearly about editorial decisions and quality concerns
Participate in feedback cycles and implement revisions efficiently
Support development of style guides and quality standards
Maintain organized documentation of work completed
Complete a timed CARS assessment independently under exam-style conditions if shortlisted

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in English, Literature, Communications, or related field
Deep expertise in LSAT reading comprehension and logical reasoning (preferred)
Strong knowledge of literary analysis, critical reading, and test-taking strategies
Familiarity with SAT, ACT, GRE, or other standardized exams involving reading comprehension (preferred)
Understanding of item writing and assessment design principles
3+ years of experience in standardized test preparation or educational content development
Proven track record in the testing industry (SAT, ACT, MCAT, LSAT, GRE)
Experience writing or editing test questions and solutions for standardized exams
Background in higher education test preparation or tutoring
Demonstrated ability to assess and improve written content for clarity and pedagogy
Experience working with multiple standardized exam formats
Expert-level writing and editing skills with attention to precision and clarity
Deep understanding of test-taking strategy and how students learn test material
Ability to write clear, pedagogically sound explanations of complex concepts
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
Attention to detail and consistency in formatting and style
Ability to work independently and meet project deadlines
Collaborative mindset with openness to feedback and revision
Proficiency with Google Docs, content management systems, or similar tools
Successful completion of a timed CARS assessment may be required
May be subject to background, reference, employment history, education, and credential verification

Benefits

Comp & perks

$60 per passage review and solution rewriting (3–5 questions included)
$20 per passage review of another writer's edits
Payment on the 10th and 26th of each month for work completed and accepted within 6 business days prior
Project-based, flexible commitment
Work remotely with flexible scheduling
Training time compensation at $20 per hour