Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

The Instructional Designer/Curriculum Developer will create AWS technical curriculum and labs, update courseware in Rise and Storyline, and work remotely with teams.

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.

The Product Success Intern will support customer relationship management, project management, data analysis, and user support in educational technology.

The Senior Product Manager will shape product strategy, lead product evolution, and drive execution for a Revenue Enablement Platform. Responsibilities include customer insight, feature delivery, and market positioning.

Develop educational materials and lesson plans, analyze curriculum, train teams, and adapt content for diverse contexts, impacting student achievement.

Lead demand generation strategy and execution to acquire new leads and improve conversion rates through integrated campaigns, collaborating cross-functionally.

The Grant Writer will develop and submit grant proposals, identify funding opportunities, and maintain relationships with funders to support Write the World’s mission.

Teach creative arts classes to K-12 students, create lesson plans, and foster a passion for art in a fun, inclusive environment.

The Campus Director leads the after-school program, manages staff, drives enrollments, strategizes budgets, and fosters a welcoming environment for students and families.

Lead digital acquisition strategies to optimize growth and revenue through various channels, enhancing website performance, SEO, and analytics.