Jobs at Benchmark Education Company

Produce and manage multimedia content for educational publishing: write shoot and edit scripts, direct on-set shoots, create GFX and B-roll scripts, manage assets and logs, obtain rights, liaise with talent, and support departmental asset-management processes.

Provide editorial support for print and digital educational content (pre-K–K-8): edit and prepare manuscripts for production, apply for reprint rights, fact-check, enter product data, assist digital conversions, review digital product quality, and track project progress.

Design and develop Spanish and dual-language literacy products, create scope and sequence and prototypes, collaborate with authors and consultants, support RFP submissions and product launches, and develop training scripts for Spanish core and supplemental products.

The Operations Administrator organizes and manages sales-related events and meetings, ensuring the sales team is prepared and effectively supported for each occasion.

Design user experiences and interfaces for digital products, collaborate with teams, and conduct usability tests to ensure functionality.

Collaborate with a team to create educational resources. Responsibilities include writing, editing, project management, and quality assurance for both print and digital content.

The Senior Solutions Architect leads the design of scalable software solutions, manages a team, and defines technical architectures while ensuring high performance and reliability across multiple systems.

The Platform Product Manager will develop new online educational products, collaborating with stakeholders to enhance teacher instruction and student learning.

The Vice President, Creative Services will lead the creative direction and ensure design quality aligns with business strategies, overseeing product development and marketing initiatives.

The Director of Product Marketing will lead marketing strategies for K-8 educational products, manage campaigns, conduct market research, and enhance brand visibility.

The Metadata Manager oversees the taxonomy and standards, collaborates with editorial and digital teams, and manages specialists while ensuring standards alignment for educational resources.

Generate and close inbound/outbound sales leads for print and digital products in the K-12 market. Build and maintain customer relationships, manage subscriptions and renewals, support sales strategy and promotions, attend events, and collaborate on special projects and customer feedback.

The Controller oversees all accounting operations including financial reporting, budgeting, payroll, and internal control development, serving as a key financial partner to leadership.

Oversee strategic development of K-12 instructional core programs and supplemental products, collaborating with various teams to enhance educational experiences.