Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

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.

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.

Coordinate and deliver special education services including IEP compliance, assessments, pull-out and in-class instruction, team meetings, teacher accommodations, student records, and regulatory reporting to support students with disabilities.

Manage and evaluate the Peer Tutoring Program, including recruitment, scheduling, training (CRLA guidelines), supervision, data collection, reporting, and outreach. Provide academic coaching, facilitate workshops, support faculty collaboration, and represent the center at university events. Assist the Director with office initiatives and perform related duties.

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.

The Solutions Architect leads the design and implementation of AWS research computing systems at Harvard Business School, ensuring they meet security, scalability, and performance standards while translating complex research needs into technical solutions.

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.

The Senior Director of Major Gifts leads the fund-raising strategy, managing a portfolio of prospective donors, cultivating relationships, and soliciting major gifts while collaborating with colleagues across the university.

Serve as Regis College's chief marketing and communications officer, providing strategic leadership for brand, reputation, enrollment marketing, public relations, crisis and presidential communications, alumni and government relations. Lead integrated marketing, digital and social strategies, oversee budgets and vendors, mentor a high-performing team, support enrollment and advancement, and act as a visible external ambassador to strengthen institutional visibility and partnerships.