Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

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.

Own and grow ACI Learning’s partner ecosystem by recruiting, onboarding, and enabling VARs, MSPs, and distributors. Manage a full quota of new and expansion channel revenue, run pipeline and forecasting in Salesforce, perform partner diagnostics and QBRs, and build cross-functional GTM relationships to drive repeatable partner motions and revenue growth.

Lead and coordinate end-to-end onboarding for new college and university partners, manage up to 10 concurrent implementations, supervise two partner operations managers, develop repeatable project plans and risk management, ensure data quality and documentation, and transition workstreams to internal teams.

Manage full-cycle B2B SaaS sales targeting Mid-Market and Enterprise clients across North America and Portuguese-speaking markets. Build and qualify pipeline, run consultative discovery and product demos in Portuguese and English, negotiate contracts and pricing with C-level stakeholders, collaborate with Solutions Engineering and Customer Success, meet ARR quotas, and mentor junior sellers while providing regional market feedback.

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.

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.

Manages the operational execution of AI and biomedical research initiatives, including sponsor reporting, technical documentation, partner coordination, multi-site project tracking, agreements, onboarding, workshops, lab meetings, computing resources, software releases, datasets, and project websites. The role requires strong technical AI or computational science knowledge, exceptional writing and communication skills, research proposal experience, project management expertise, and familiarity with academic research environments.

Leads Harvard Medical School’s visual design and brand identity across digital and print channels. Responsibilities include art direction, web and email design, printed materials, photography and photo shoots, event collateral, dean’s communications, motion graphics, digital displays, logo governance, templates, and visual identity standards. The role collaborates with internal stakeholders and external vendors, manages multiple projects, supports digital asset workflows, and ensures consistent, high-quality branded communications.

Leads digital content strategy, development, and management across Harvard FAS websites and platforms. Writes and edits content, manages CMS production, advises on information architecture and user experience, ensures WCAG accessibility compliance, conducts usability testing, analyzes performance metrics, and coordinates with communications, IT, vendors, and stakeholders. Provides editorial guidance, supports newsletters, and recommends improvements to digital platforms and content effectiveness.

Lead product strategy, roadmap development, discovery, launches, prioritization, and cross-functional execution for education-focused tools. Translate user needs and organizational goals into actionable plans, define success metrics, assess trade-offs and risks, improve product operating systems, and build organizational alignment. The role also mentors colleagues, strengthens product management practices, and supports evidence-based decisions that improve outcomes for educators and students.

Manage and enhance Technolutions Slate functionality for University Advancement, including portals, dashboards, queries, reports, forms, workflows, and email templates. Build segmented analytics and KPI dashboards, troubleshoot reporting issues, support data-driven decision-making, maintain data governance, and provide user training and technical support. The role requires collaboration with campus stakeholders, confidentiality, independent judgment, and ongoing knowledge of Slate product updates.

Lead program-level delivery of campus physical technology infrastructure projects (network, security endpoints, building-embedded systems). Manage scope, schedule, budget, vendors, governance, and technical coordination while minimizing disruption to campus operations. Provide reporting, stakeholder communication, and change management across multiple concurrent initiatives.

Conducts data collection, analysis, predictive modeling, and reporting for university research administration. Develops and maintains Tableau, Power BI, and Cognos dashboards; validates data across legacy and current electronic research administration systems; monitors data quality; supports system migrations; documents data pipelines and reporting logic; and improves reporting processes through automation and standardization. Collaborates with stakeholders to deliver accurate, actionable insights and supports ad hoc research analytics and AI-assisted data extraction.

Develop and maintain high-impact websites and web applications for the Burnes Center’s digital properties. Build WordPress pages, project galleries, course listings, tagging, search, and content-filtering features using JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Vue.js, HTML, CSS, and jQuery. Support cloud-based back-end services, CMS platforms, deployments, and version control. Collaborate with stakeholders, apply accessibility standards, learn emerging technologies, and deliver quality projects under tight deadlines.

Supports the management and execution of high-priority research, executive initiatives, meetings, presentations, reports, events, and strategic projects for the External Affairs division. Responsibilities include preparing content and summaries, contributing to university-wide messaging, developing strategic opportunities, evaluating departmental submissions, editing documents, and coordinating with senior leadership and stakeholders. The role requires strong communication, research, analytical, organizational, and judgment skills in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment.