Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

As a Program Specialist, you'll serve schools, help with fundraising, engage with students, and model fitness and leadership values while maintaining a positive attitude.

Manage student and teacher data, state reporting, and regional compliance for Boston schools. Provide operational support for certification, enrollment, NSLP reimbursement, assessment logistics, purchasing, and regional office operations while partnering with school teams and Home Office to maintain data integrity and meet regulatory deadlines.

Part-time Writing Specialist teaches 1-credit online OWL lab courses, provides individualized written feedback to student drafts, assigns pass/fail grades, collaborates with course faculty, completes a required six-week training, and maintains proficiency with Canvas and OWL lab technology. Evening availability required.

Provide academic and administrative leadership for online graduate nursing programs, overseeing curriculum, scheduling, faculty hiring/mentoring, accreditation compliance, student advising, technology needs, and scholarly engagement. Support Associate Dean and Dean in program development, outcomes analysis, and faculty evaluation to ensure program quality and integrity.

Lead product operations for an education software platform: run customer research, prioritize roadmap items, track development timelines and releases, own metrics/dashboard reporting, create product documentation and release notes, lead onboarding and training, and triage support tickets to ensure adoption and cross-team alignment.

Lead and scale a national sales function responsible for a team of Directors. Own national quota, forecast and manage pipeline, coach and develop territory leaders, recruit and retain sales talent, align cross-functionally, represent ANet at events, and translate market intelligence into strategy to expand K-12 partnerships.

The Business Development Representative will make outbound cold calls, engage with potential customers, and work with sales and marketing to achieve targets.

Manage day-to-day school operations for K-8 including nutrition, testing (MCAS), transportation, budgets, staff supervision, logistics, and strategic projects. Support the Director of School Operations, ensure compliance (ServSafe), oversee school-wide systems (arrival, lunch, dismissal), and lead personnel development and performance management for direct reports.

The Director of Strategy, Learning, and Impact will manage strategic planning, oversee learning agendas, ensure evidence integrity, and represent the organization externally.

As a Classroom Assistant, you'll support primary instructors in delivering engaging classes, build relationships with students, and help create positive learning experiences.