Top Entry Level Edtech Jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Recruiter will evaluate early-career applicants for Claude Corps across high-volume recruiting waves. Responsibilities include application review, structured interviews, evidence-based advancement recommendations, competency scoring, calibration, Greenhouse recordkeeping, candidate communication, and identifying process improvements. The role requires consistent judgment, efficient screening, strong documentation, equitable selection practices, and thoughtful use of AI tools while maintaining human oversight.

Build and manage theology and nonprofit partner relationships, develop new accounts, expand existing partnerships, promote ACU programs, generate enrollment opportunities, and maintain a sales pipeline. The role serves as a liaison between ACU and partner organizations, provides product education, supports strategic alignment, executes outreach campaigns, tracks market trends, and travels occasionally for client meetings, conferences, and networking events.

Provides midday lunch coverage and administrative support across campus offices. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, assisting students and staff, answering calls and emails, filing, copying, data entry, maintaining confidentiality, and helping offices operate smoothly during staff absences. This is a part-time hourly role requiring strong communication, organization, independence, adaptability, and customer service skills.

Provide Tier 1/2 internal technical support, administer user accounts and permissions, manage Shopify storefront and payment/shipping integrations, support business software integrations (Salesforce, DocuSign, Sage Intacct, ShipHero, Agilix Buzz), monitor integrations, assist schools with LMS onboarding, document workflows, coordinate vendor support, and participate in system improvement and project initiatives.

Graduate Assistant (Teaching) supporting Visual Communication: 20 hours/week assisting teaching and administrative tasks for the Department of Art. Must be an Art major, admitted to Graduate School, in good standing with a minimum graduate GPA of 3.00, and registered each term. Compensation: $4,000 per semester ($2,666 for summer) plus tuition waiver up to six credits. Onsite in Dallas; employment contingent on criminal history check.

Serve as front-line administrative support for the Office of Academic Affairs: greet visitors, answer phones and email, sort mail, schedule staff, manage supplies and bulletin boards, prepare birthday cards, submit facilities/IT requests, assist with faculty data and events (commencement, chapels), and perform general clerical tasks while maintaining confidentiality and using Microsoft Office and database systems.

The School Operations Manager oversees daily school operations, manages logistics, supports attendance and event coordination, maintains inventory, and develops the School Operations Associate.

Create and manage written content that promotes the university through news stories, press releases, eBlasts, website updates, and media outreach. Collaborate with marketing, alumni, and campus partners, oversee student writers, support video production, monitor media presence, and maintain brand voice under guidance of the Director of Marketing and Communications.

Assist in running all aspects of a self-directed camp, supervising campers, facilitating activities, and managing day-to-day operations. Lead and inspire a team while ensuring a safe environment for children.

The Program Specialist role involves teaching character curriculum, hosting fundraisers, and engaging with school communities to meet fundraising goals.