Top Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

The Director IT Sourcing oversees IT sourcing and vendor management strategies, manages contracts, negotiates with suppliers, and ensures alignment with business goals.

The Account Manager will support and grow customer relationships, implement strategies for customer engagement, and drive revenue growth through sales and expansion initiatives.

Provide in-person front desk and reception support for an AoPS Academy campus: answer phones and emails, welcome students and families, manage calendars and data entry, assist admissions and campus operations, supervise students between classes, perform light cleaning, take inventory, and support full-time staff.

Lead hands-on creative work and shape visual identity across web, social, email, and print. Translate strategy into measurable creative, present to senior leaders, mentor and elevate the design team, oversee campaign execution, and keep work culturally and digitally current. Portfolio submission required.

Administer and support enterprise applications (Blackbaud, Canvas, Google Workspace, Zoom) and manage Apple endpoints via Jamf Pro. Configure integrations, automate workflows, maintain identity/MFA/SSO, monitor system health, provide Tier II/III support, coordinate vendors/MSP, and participate in after-hours maintenance and on-call duties.

Provide remote, high-touch advising to high school applicants to BS/MD/DO programs: evaluate candidacy, edit essays, build school lists, prepare for interviews, manage families, and support students through the full application cycle.

Own territory and revenue targets for enterprise SaaS deals. Drive full sales cycle from outbound prospecting to negotiation and close, build executive relationships, design solutions with product/technical teams, create ROI narratives, and collaborate cross-functionally to penetrate large institutions and exceed quotas.

Manage a portfolio of major gift prospects through identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship. Conduct donor visits, close leadership-level gifts, promote planned giving, support annual fund and campaign initiatives, collaborate with university leadership, maintain CRM records, and meet fundraising performance goals while supporting alumni engagement and institutional priorities.

The Camp Assistant Director oversees operations, trains staff, and engages with campers and parents to ensure a successful camp experience.

Lead executive and network communications for KIPP Foundation: secure and staff CEO speaking engagements, author executive and network-wide messages, maintain editorial calendar, source and shape storytelling across teams, translate complex priorities and data into clear narratives, and manage cross-functional communications workflows.