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Dear history friends, department heads, and directors of graduate studies,
I would like to bring to your attention a non-academic job in history 
ideal for recent PhDs and ABDs. Educational Testing Service in 
Princeton, NJ, is hiring an "Assessment Specialist I" -- a test 
developer -- to work on World History exams. This is similar to the job 
that I started out in. This position involves writing and reviewing test 
questions, working with committees of college faculty and high school 
teachers to make sure that tests measure appropriate content, and 
helping to coordinate the scoring of essays. The new person would 
largely be working on the Advanced Placement (AP) World History exams 
but also work on teacher licensure and other tests.
It's a really good job for someone with an advanced degree in history 
who wants to work outside of academia. The new person would be part of a 
group of about 20 historians and social scientists who perform similar 
jobs; work with historical issues on a daily basis; have frequent 
opportunities for interaction with scholars and teachers in the outside 
world; earn a reasonable salary and benefits; and have the opportunity 
to live in what I think is a nice part of the country.
I would ask you to encourage people who you might consider appropriate 
to apply. I think this job is a really good fit for visiting faculty, 
adjuncts, recent PhDs, and late-stage graduate students.
People can find the official posting and apply through the ETS website 
by going to the following link: 
_http://ets.pereless.com/careers/index.cfm_, then searching under Test 
Development. It is position number 133859P. Or they can use the 
following direct link: 
_http://ets.pereless.com/careers/index.cfm?fuseaction=83080.viewjobdetail&CID=83080&JID=133859&type=True&cfcend_ 
. Interested people should apply promptly; unlike many academic 
positions, ETS accepts and reviews applications as they are received.
If you or interested candidates have any questions, please feel free to 
contact me at [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> or my 
co-director Andrea Mazzacano at [log in to unmask] 
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.
Best regards,
David
David B. Wolcott
Assessment Director
History and Social Sciences
Educational Testing Service
Princeton, NJ 08541
609-683-2677
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