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.

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.

The Special Education Aide supports students requiring additional assistance in classroom settings, helping with instruction, behavioral strategies, and fostering social interactions to ensure academic success.

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.

Senior fundraising professional responsible for identifying, qualifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding high-capacity donors to secure transformational gifts ($500,000+ and seven-figure commitments). Manages a portfolio of 50–100 prospects, develops sophisticated solicitation strategies, leverages data/AI and CRM for portfolio management, mentors gift officers, collaborates across advancement teams, and represents the university at events requiring travel, evening, and weekend participation.

Qualify, cultivate, solicit, and steward a portfolio of 125-150 donors to secure annual gifts ($2,500+) and multiyear pledges ($10,000+). Use CRM, data analytics, and AI to prioritize prospects, meet fundraising goals, maintain accurate records, prepare donor materials, collaborate across advancement teams, and support events. Requires travel (10-20%), evening/weekend availability, and relationship-focused solicitation.

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

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