Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Senior individual contributor who owns and scales multi-state school and course approvals, prepares and submits licensing applications, interprets jurisdictional regulations, builds regulatory processes and AI-assisted workflows, partners cross-functionally, mentors junior staff, and serves as primary regulator liaison.

The VP of Product and Partnerships will define product strategy, manage partnerships, lead product lifecycle, and drive monetization strategies within uConnect.

The Academic Account Executive drives adoption of ACI Learning's solutions within higher education by selling to instructors and department leaders, managing accounts, and maintaining a robust sales pipeline.

The Brand and Creative Lead is responsible for developing brand guidelines, designing creative assets, and ensuring brand consistency while collaborating with marketing teams and external vendors.

Hands-on senior full-stack engineer building and supporting user-facing features, infrastructure, and AI-powered workflows (LLM integration, RAG, agents). Drive architecture, dev experience, CI/CD, and partner with product and program teams to deliver a scalable education platform.

Design, implement, and sustain Jovie's management system to translate strategy into measurable execution across the franchise network. Lead cross-functional initiatives using Kaizen and rapid-cycle improvement, run operational cadences, build dashboards and scorecards, connect operations to financial outcomes, support franchisee performance and expansion, and drive AI-enabled operational solutions.

Develop and support applications for internal and external users, focusing on system enhancements, process changes, and collaborating with vendors and teams.

The Director of Application Engineering oversees mobile and GenAI application strategy, manages engineering teams, and drives technical decisions, product partnerships, and modernization initiatives.

Manage the Belfer Center fellowship lifecycle and operations, including application, onboarding, data/reporting in Salesforce, programming and events, donor stewardship and vetting, student worker supervision, and financial reconciliation using Harvard payment systems. Support operations strategy and coordinate communications to build a strong fellows community.

Lead and grow a portfolio of professional development and executive education programs for higher education leaders. Oversee program design, faculty collaboration, budgeting, marketing/admissions input, delivery across modalities, stakeholder outreach, and continuous improvement informed by data and debriefs.

Manage and deliver research integrity education and curriculum across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences; implement research misconduct policies and case procedures; develop SOPs, outreach, reporting, and evaluation plans; manage program logistics, budgets, and stakeholder relationships; support case management and ensure compliance with federal and university rules.

Serve as trusted partner to executive leadership and Boards, centralizing board administration, preparing agendas/reports, managing governance records, coordinating board communications, ensuring compliance, and driving board engagement and effectiveness across the nonprofit enterprise.

Lead enterprise application engineering strategy, architecture, DevOps, integrations, automation and AI enablement. Scale distributed engineering teams, standardize SDLC and API-first patterns, drive modernization, ensure security and compliance (HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001), and optimize engineering productivity, cost discipline, and vendor/integration governance.

Manage full sales cycle for Single Stop's SaaS, including prospecting, pipeline development, demos, proposal negotiation, and closing. Drive revenue across government, education, nonprofit, and enterprise sectors while collaborating with product, marketing, and customer success.

Manage a portfolio of major gift prospects through identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship. Conduct donor visits, close leadership-level gifts, promote planned giving, support annual fund and campaign initiatives, collaborate with university leadership, maintain CRM records, and meet fundraising performance goals while supporting alumni engagement and institutional priorities.

The Camp Assistant Director oversees operations, trains staff, and engages with campers and parents to ensure a successful camp experience.

The Summer Camp Assistant Director assists in running a self-directed camp, supervising kids and staff, ensuring safety, and overseeing operations. Responsibilities include facilitating activities, maintaining organization, and engaging with campers and families to foster a positive camp experience.