About Jack Westin

Jack Westin is a leading Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) preparation company which is known for crafting high quality, but free, practice materials. The MCAT tests students on the scientific reasoning skills and scientific knowledge which can be learned during typical undergraduate coursework.

Psychology and Sociology Content Developer (Project-based)

Jack Westin | Remote | Project-based | $450

About the role

Jack Westin is looking for a Psychology and Sociology Content Developer to write AAMC-standard solutions for MCAT Psychology/Sociology content. This is a short, focused project: 48 items to be completed by October 15, 2026.

You'll be writing the explanations students read after they answer a question. Strong candidates care as much about why a distractor is tempting as about why the credited answer is right.

Project details

Type: Project-based contract

Location: Remote

Start date: As soon as possible

Due date: October 15, 2026

Volume: 48 items (P/S passages and discrete sets)

Pace: ~12 items per week

Compensation: $450 total

Payment: 7 days after project completion

Deliverable: Written solutions for all assigned passages and discrete sets, 5–7 questions per passage, 3–4 questions per discrete set.

What you'll do

• Write and refine AAMC-standard solutions for psychology and sociology passages and discrete question sets
• Write clear explanations for both the correct answer and each distractor
• Integrate relevant images and visual explanations into your solutions
• Follow the Jack Westin style guide and pedagogical approach
• Self-evaluate your work against our quality standards before submitting
• Participate in revision rounds as needed for acceptance
• Contribute to additional content development tasks as they come up

Who you'll work with

You'll report to the Director of Product and/or the Scientific Content Manager, who will provide regular feedback and approvals throughout the project.

What we're looking for

• Strong grounding in psychology and sociology at the MCAT level
• Experience writing educational content, solutions, or explanations — MCAT or standardized test prep experience is a plus
• Ability to explain reasoning clearly and concisely for a student audience
• Comfortable working independently and hitting a weekly pace
• Receptive to editorial feedback and revision