Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

The role involves owning customer support, managing billing and subscriptions, building workflows, and ensuring operational efficiency. You will engage with customers, design processes, and create systems and documentation.

The Lead Partnership Executive will develop enterprise partnerships, drive business development, engage C-suite leaders, create workforce solutions, and coach account teams to promote WGU's educational mission.

Assist in running a self-directed summer camp, manage daily operations, supervise campers, train staff, and maintain safety and organization.

Instructors collaborate to teach high school students in various subjects, create engaging lessons, and support student projects during summer programs.

The Executive Assistant will provide high-level support to the CEO and senior leaders, managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling communications with discretion. Responsibilities also include overseeing Leadership Team and Board meetings, front desk operations, and coordinating travel and expenses as needed.

The Senior Product Manager will own the end-to-end admissions journey, manage product integrations, lead discovery and roadmap initiatives, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive product success based on user feedback and metrics.

As a Program Leader, you will manage Booster programs in schools, leading your team, engaging students, and ensuring successful fundraising operations.

The Zookeeper will provide daily care for zebra, ostrich, and giraffe, conduct health monitoring, interact with guests, and maintain animal records.

Accompany students in ensemble classes, assist during rehearsals and concerts, ensuring a supportive learning environment.

The Assistant Director of Advancement & Alumni Engagement enhances alumni engagement and fundraising through coordinating events, communications, and partnership with campus resources.