Top Entry Level Edtech Jobs in Boston, MA

Test Proctor Specialists monitor students during exams, verify identities, ensure proper exam conditions, and maintain communication with candidates throughout the testing process.

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 Business Development Representative will make outbound cold calls, engage with potential customers, and work with sales and marketing to achieve targets.

Manage daily student attendance processes, maintain accurate records in PowerSchool, follow up on unexplained absences, produce attendance reports, identify chronic patterns, contact families and staff, support attendance interventions and meetings, and protect student confidentiality.

Creates, modifies, and deletes user and system access across enterprise application environments. Troubleshoots access-control issues, monitors access processes, develops and tests audit queries, documents procedures, and produces application security review reports. Provides on-call and end-user support while maintaining access integrity and resolving problems promptly.

Provides part-time support to the Compensation Team by collecting, reviewing, standardizing, and updating university job descriptions. Enters job description data into the HRIS, maintains tracking tools and databases, verifies consistency and accuracy, and supports compensation-related projects. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, confidentiality, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Recruit, onboard, match, monitor, and support technical mentors overseeing student open-source software projects. Responsibilities include mentor calls, reviewing weekly reflections, tracking team meetings, checking in with mentors, escalating concerns, and optionally recruiting volunteer mentors through outreach to technology companies. The role is contractor-based, flexible, fully online, and requires availability during some US working hours.

Drive the full engagement cycle for an AI-powered EdTech simulation platform, including prospect research, outbound outreach, consultative discovery, product demonstrations, instructor onboarding, pilot activation, adoption monitoring, feedback synthesis, and Salesforce reporting. The contractor will build higher education pilot opportunities, support classroom implementation, identify adoption barriers, document market insights, and develop continuation and advocacy plans.

Supports participants in personal development programs, facilitates goal-focused growth conversations, engages prospective clients using provided tools and templates, and attracts prospects through social media and digital platforms. The role is remote, independent, flexible, and performance-based, with training and leadership development provided. Compensation is based on profit from sales.

Provides first-line technical support for AP Classroom users, triaging Salesforce cases from students, teachers, and administrators. Investigates user issues, communicates resolutions, manages case statuses, and escalates bugs or enhancement requests through Jira and Slack. Maintains current platform knowledge, tags cases accurately, follows up on resolutions, and collaborates with product, development, and curriculum teams.