Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

The Director of Finance manages KIPP MA's finance functions, including financial operations, reporting, and compliance while leading the finance team and collaborating across the organization.

The Aide supports students requiring additional assistance in the classroom, collaborates with teachers, and ensures academic and social growth. Responsibilities include providing 1:1 guidance, assisting with curriculum modifications, implementing behavioral plans, and fostering positive student interactions.

The Assistant Principal will lead teacher development, manage school culture, drive student achievement, engage families, and support the Principal in school operations.

The Editorial Assistant will coordinate manuscript development, manage peer reviews, support authors, and liaise across departments in a publishing company.

The Regional Director will oversee the launch and expansion of NORY's STEM programs in Boston, manage local operations, recruit and train staff, and build partnerships with local communities and schools.

The Summer Camp Assistant Director assists in running a self-directed camp, supervising kids and staff, ensuring safety, and overseeing operations. Responsibilities include facilitating activities, maintaining organization, and engaging with campers and families to foster a positive camp experience.

As an Enterprise Solutions Strategist, you'll work directly with the CEO to build enterprise relationships, navigate complex sales cycles, and translate technical concepts into commercial proposals, aiming to close multi-million dollar deals while developing a repeatable sales playbook.

Harvard Student Agencies seeks applications for management positions, open to currently enrolled undergraduates. Interviews follow a written application.

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

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.

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

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