Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Supervise a cohort of 8-10 graduate/MSW licensure interns through weekly individual supervision, review of process recordings, evaluations, approval of hours, and coordination with secondary supervisors across campus. Attend required trainings, use tools like Starfish, Tevera, Google Suite, and Zoom, and perform other duties as assigned. Position is part-time (8-13 hrs/week), 10-months, and eligible for remote or hybrid work.

Lead engineering at a pre-seed GenAI startup: define architecture and tech stack, build the first B2B enterprise SaaS product, set up cloud infrastructure, DevOps and CI/CD, ensure code quality, hire and manage 1-2 engineers, and apply LLM/ML expertise to drive product and business strategy.

Act as a technical pre-sales advisor to Sales, design and demo Microsoft 365 and Power Platform automation solutions, run discovery sessions and proofs-of-concept, translate requirements into architectures and workflows, support RFPs and technical documentation, and feed product and customer-success teams with implementation feedback.

The Senior Systems Administrator is responsible for managing on-premises and cloud systems, focusing on security, identity, server administration, backup, and SaaS applications while coordinating with external vendors and performing updates as needed.

The specialist will manage digital marketing and communications for healthcare cybersecurity projects, developing strategies for outreach and engagement.

As a Payments Product Manager, you will strategize and execute global payment capabilities, collaborate with payment processors, analyze performance data, and support cross-functional teams to optimize payment solutions for schools.

Serve as primary media contact for NCAA Division III athletics; promote and market Lesley sports via website, social media, and videography; compile statistics and reports; act as official scorer/statistician at home contests; coordinate schedules and awards nominations; manage student employees and event logistics; participate in recruiting events and athletics banquet planning.

Serve as the in-market representative for a spirits portfolio to expand distribution, increase on-premise presence, build trade relationships, execute local activations, deliver product education, leverage sales data to prioritize accounts, support distributor partnerships, and track KPIs to drive sustainable growth within the assigned Boston market.

Provide sole executive administrative support to the Zoo Director: manage complex calendar, coordinate meetings, travel, and events; prepare/edit correspondence, reports and meeting materials; serve as liaison with leadership and external partners; maintain confidential records; support special projects, accreditation, and office systems to ensure efficient Director's Office operations.

Support fundraising through donor communications, social media, graphic design, CRM data entry and donor research; coordinate event logistics and produce donor-facing materials to advance development goals.