Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Own the strategy, roadmap, packaging, and go-to-market evolution of Pluralsight’s AI, Cloud, and Security learning solutions. Design blended learning programs, define expert perspectives, identify content and lab components, monitor market needs, and use customer and learner data to improve outcomes. Partner with Product, Sales, Marketing, Curriculum, Engineering, and Services teams, support strategic enterprise deals, manage solution benchmarks, and drive adoption, renewals, and revenue growth.

Own revenue enablement programs and systems supporting Sales, Account Management, and Customer Success. Build playbooks, competitive resources, training, and product-launch enablement; maintain the enablement technology stack and AI Hub; measure adoption and field adherence; and connect enablement activities to win rate, sales cycle length, expansion, time-to-value, and churn outcomes. Partner cross-functionally with Sales, Customer Success, Product Marketing, and leadership to deliver data-driven recommendations.

The Senior Director of Curriculum leads the strategy and execution of CodePath's curriculum, focusing on AI-native skills, course quality, and team development. They ensure alignment with industry needs and oversee the development of innovative, flexible educational offerings.

Lead architecture and hands-on implementation of a full-stack platform and production AI systems (LLM integration, RAG, agentic workflows). Ship user-facing features across frontend, backend, data pipelines, infrastructure, testing, and monitoring. Set technical direction, tooling, and engineering practices while partnering with product and program teams.

Supports daily staffing allocation and schedule creation, monitors scheduling communications, enters call-outs, coordinates same-day coverage, and maintains attendance, training, and administrative records. Provides scheduling coverage, front desk assistance, and support for school-wide student activities. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, adaptability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, email, and Schedule Builder. The role also involves physical crisis intervention responsibilities, required training, background checks, and a valid driver’s license.

Manages the full lifecycle of sponsored research awards, including grant and contract applications, budgets, compliance, post-award financial monitoring, invoicing, subrecipient oversight, effort certification, reporting, and project closeout. Advises faculty and researchers on sponsor and university policies, tracks expenditures and forecasts, coordinates institutional reviews, and ensures accurate, timely submissions across federal, industry, foundation, and international funding sources.

Deliver live presentations and workshops on financial education programs, explain investment and market concepts, guide prospective students through enrollment, and support sales and center initiatives. The role combines public speaking, consultative consumer sales, and financial education. Regional travel and weekend plus weekday availability are required.

Coordinates university compliance with Title IX, ADA/504, Title VII, Title VI, VAWA, Clery, and related regulations. Investigates discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, and policy violations; oversees resolution processes, supportive measures, and reporting. Develops training and prevention programs, advises campus stakeholders, monitors compliance systems, evaluates policies, and promotes equity, inclusion, accountability, and a safe campus environment.

Leads the design and production of highway and rail drawings for transportation infrastructure projects. Collaborates with engineers and multidisciplinary teams, reviews contract documents, mentors junior designers, prepares technical reports, cost estimates, schedules, and as-built documentation, and ensures deliverables meet project requirements and applicable standards.

Provides piano accompaniment for students in lessons, rehearsals, studio classes, recitals, recording projects, and juries. Prepares repertoire, communicates availability, coordinates rehearsals and performances with students and faculty, and reserves rehearsal spaces. Requires strong piano skills, sight-reading ability, rapid music preparation, responsiveness, organization, and collaboration. Preferred qualifications include instrumental repertoire experience, artistic responsiveness, and evening or weekend availability.