Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Own global marketing strategy and organization, including positioning, brand leadership, product marketing, content, demand generation, and go-to-market execution. Partner with Sales, Product, and Customer teams to drive pipeline and revenue growth, particularly in North America. Build an 18-month roadmap, lead rebranding and repositioning initiatives, strengthen analyst and client relationships, and transform demand generation into a demand creation engine while leading a team of 20 or more.

Lead Teachable’s brand and content function, including brand identity, narrative, creative output, content strategy, events, PR, and earned media. Manage internal leads and creative talent, external agencies, campaigns, and cross-functional partnerships. Set strategic and creative direction, oversee events and communications, establish performance metrics, and align brand initiatives with business goals. The role also requires mentoring leaders and maintaining a consistent brand experience across channels and audiences.

Leads enrollment research and analytics by translating admissions, financial aid, and student success data into strategic recommendations. Builds Tableau dashboards, tracks KPIs, extracts and manipulates Snowflake data using SQL and Python or R, and advises stakeholders and leadership. Partners with institutional strategy teams on strategic plan initiatives and communicates complex findings to nontechnical audiences.

Set technical direction for EF Educational Tours’ web platform across customer-facing sites, portals, and internal platforms. Lead architecture, system design, modernization, performance, security, accessibility, testing, and infrastructure across React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, GraphQL, AWS, and related platforms. Build complex features, mentor engineers, influence cross-functional stakeholders, and translate business strategy into technical roadmaps. This hybrid Boston role requires four days onsite and occasional travel.

Supports faculty with course delivery, grading, assignment development, course management, review sessions, and student assistance. Maintains strict confidentiality and academic integrity while managing compressed timelines and multiple course sections. Requires graduate-level education or equivalent experience, subject-matter proficiency, strong communication and multitasking skills, flexible scheduling, Office suite proficiency, and availability to attend classes in Boston when required.

Oversee online and partnership programs by coordinating students, faculty, corporate partners, course assistants, and technical facilitators. Provide student advising, monitor academic progress and satisfaction, support course preparation and delivery, manage program communications, facilitate online events, administer course systems, produce reports, and resolve issues. The role requires occasional evening and weekend work and regular on-campus presence.

Coordinates undergraduate and graduate academic program administration, including admissions, recruitment, retention, student inquiries, committee support, records, data analysis, teaching schedules, events, assistantships, reimbursements, and policy guidance. Serves as a liaison among students, faculty, department leadership, and university offices. Maintains program data, tracks student progress, supports process improvements, and manages communications and administrative projects.

Develop and enforce editorial standards and social-first content strategies across platforms. Monitor global news, identify timely stories from university research and faculty expertise, and adapt journalism for creator-led video. Train content creators in fact-checking, source verification, and editorial ethics while coordinating with reporters and communications teams. Track performance metrics, use AI tools responsibly, support breaking-news communications, and maintain brand voice across contributor-produced content. This is a fully in-person Boston role requiring after-hours, weekend, holiday, and event work.

Coordinates the full lifecycle of Harvard’s programs, including scholar and grant initiatives. Responsibilities include launch and implementation support, participant communications, event and travel logistics, stakeholder coordination, surveys and evaluation, record keeping, financial reporting, payment processing, invoice management, and issue escalation. The role also drafts materials, supports communications and website updates, maintains program data, and collaborates with internal teams, vendors, grantees, students, faculty, and other stakeholders.

Provides high-level administrative and executive support to a Harvard Medical School Chair’s Office. Responsibilities include complex calendar management, document preparation, research and grant coordination, faculty affairs tracking, departmental communications, event and visitor programming, conference room scheduling, and AV support. The role requires strong organization, communication, judgment, adaptability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Adobe software.

Coordinates HDSI’s academic-industry alliances, research and business development support, stakeholder programming, and events. Maintains Salesforce relationship data, tracks contractual and data-use obligations, supports intellectual property and patent coordination, prepares evidence syntheses and scientific briefs, and facilitates faculty, industry, and cross-team collaboration. The role also manages event logistics, follow-up actions, project milestones, and documentation for sponsored research and related initiatives.

Manages daily operations for early learning program sites, including EEC licensing compliance, enrollment, child and staff records, attendance, billing, reporting, supplies, meal orders, transportation schedules, medication documentation, and administrative support. Collaborates with program leaders, educators, families, and business office personnel to maintain regulatory compliance, accurate records, quality service, and efficient center activities.

Develop and execute multi-channel product marketing strategies for childcare and preschool programs. Responsibilities include market research, competitive analysis, product positioning, messaging, go-to-market planning, campaign development, performance measurement, and providing insights to inform product strategy and roadmap decisions. The role focuses on increasing enrollment, benefit utilization, revenue, and consumer engagement through measurable marketing initiatives.

Own the vision, strategy, roadmap, prioritization, and performance measurement for enterprise data products. Lead development of customer data platform capabilities, including unified customer views and personalized journeys. Partner with marketing, growth, technology, design, and business stakeholders to define product outcomes, KPIs, OKRs, and measurable customer and business value.

Provides administrative and operational support for Advancement Services, including mail and gift processing, deposits, constituent record maintenance in Slate, data integrity, office management, and special projects. Handles confidential donor and financial information, responds to routine requests, and supports Prospect Research and other Advancement functions. Requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication, customer service, and multitasking skills in a hybrid office environment.

The Commissary Assistant prepares, stores, and distributes animal diets for the North Carolina Zoo, ensuring food safety and compliance with standards. Responsibilities include inventory management, cleanliness, and timely delivery of diets, along with maintaining records and communication with staff.