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India has made enormous progress in enrolling children in schools and addressing foundational literacy and numeracy. The system needs to evolve to equip our students with critical thinking skills and move away from rote learning.
ProblemSolvers Lab is on an exciting journey to help primary and middle school students build critical thinking skills through mathematical challenges.

We offer a package with a curriculum full of interesting math challenges and games, a learner-centric pedagogy embedded in our lesson plans, and teacher training that builds skills, mindsets, and a community.

ProblemSolvers Fellowship Program
This is a one-year fellowship for teachers with our partner organizations. Teachers are nominated by the organization's leadership based on our selection criteria. They participate in regular training spaces, conduct 25-30 lessons throughout the year with the same student group, get coaching support, and become part of a problem-solving educators community.

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Senior Data Analyst
4.0
24 September 2026
Interesting work, but communication can be inconsistent.
Pros: I really appreciate the intellectual stimulation here; the projects genuinely involve solving complex problems, which keeps things engaging. The remote work setup is excellent, providing the flexibility I need. My colleagues are smart and collaborative, making for a generally positive team dynamic.
Cons: There are times when cross-departmental communication feels a bit disjointed, leading to minor delays or confusion. Documentation on internal processes could also be more streamlined to help onboard new team members faster. Sometimes, project scope creep without clear adjustments happens.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing a more centralized system for project updates and process documentation to improve team alignment and efficiency.
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