Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Drive new revenue by managing the full sales cycle for SMB customers: prospect, demo, close, and forecast. Independently generate leads, partner on demand-generation campaigns, keep HubSpot updated, and act as a company advocate across vertical brands.

The Engineering Manager will lead the Platform team in building self-serve infrastructure and tools, ensuring high technical standards and fostering team autonomy.

Lead and manage a team of data engineers to develop and maintain data pipelines and warehouses, ensuring data quality and adherence to best practices.

The Enterprise Sales Executive will manage a strategic pipeline and drive new business across Fortune 2000 organizations, engaging senior stakeholders to deliver ethics and compliance solutions.

Deliver training programs on violence prevention and related issues to various groups, including educators and community organizations. Facilitate discussions and engage participants effectively.

The RD Associate provides technical and administrative support to the RD team, oversees research event logistics, and manages data reporting, requiring strong organizational skills.

The Workday System Analyst is responsible for maintaining Workday data structures, configuring business processes, conducting data audits, and supporting system integrity and availability efforts.

The Market Development Lead will focus on acquiring and onboarding venues into Bars.com, driving growth in various markets, and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders.

As a Research Assistant III, you will perform experimental research in biomarker technology development, collaborate on automation, and lead profiling methods.

The Assistant Principal will lead teacher development, manage school culture, drive student achievement, engage families, and support the Principal in school operations.

The Special Education Aide at KIPP Academy Boston supports individual and group students requiring extra assistance, collaborates with educators, and helps implement curriculum modifications to promote academic success and social growth.

The Aide supports students requiring additional assistance in the classroom, collaborates with teachers, and ensures academic and social growth. Responsibilities include providing 1:1 guidance, assisting with curriculum modifications, implementing behavioral plans, and fostering positive student interactions.

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

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