Top Edtech Jobs in Boise, ID

The School Finance Specialist will manage accounting and compliance for schools, analyze financial data, and support strategic decision-making to improve operations and student outcomes.

The Events Marketing Manager will develop and implement event strategies to engage school and district leaders through virtual and in-person events. Responsibilities include webinar production, conference planning, and partner engagement to generate qualified leads for sales teams.

The role involves partnering with customers to design and implement technical solutions, integrating systems, troubleshooting issues, and improving processes through technology.

The Partner Development Executive is responsible for new business development by establishing relationships with corporate partners, managing the sales process, and achieving revenue goals. This role requires strong communication skills to connect with key decision makers and present EAB's Talent Solutions effectively.

The Business Development Manager will drive new business within K-12 schools, develop relationships with key stakeholders, and maintain a disciplined sales pipeline using Salesforce.

The translator/editor will provide legal language services, translating and editing content for a U.S. Government client, requiring extensive legal terminology knowledge.

As an AI-Enabled Product Manager Subject Matter Expert, you will validate the AI product management curriculum, provide feedback on instructional content, and utilize your extensive experience in shipping AI-powered features.

Responsible for identity and access management, enhancing security and compliance, automating processes, and collaborating with different departments to enforce access policies and support internal systems.

As a Product Designer, you will lead design projects, create user-centric designs, conduct user research, and manage design tasks, collaborating with product managers and engineers to develop design systems.

The K-12 Director of Mathematics at KIPP oversees the implementation of the One KIPP K-12 Math initiatives, coaches educators, and monitors student achievement in math. The role emphasizes the use of data-driven decisions and support for curriculum implementation across multiple schools to ensure students are prepared for post-secondary success.