Top Edtech Software Engineer Jobs

As a Full-Stack Software Engineer, you will develop features and services using modern technologies, support legacy systems, and improve engineering practices.

The Core Engineer will develop backend systems, utilize AI tools for code quality, and optimize application performance while collaborating closely with teams.

As an Engineering Manager, you'll oversee two engineering teams, facilitate goal setting, career guidance, and ensure project execution while promoting team collaboration and conflict resolution.

The Database Engineer designs, optimizes, and maintains Azure SQL databases, collaborating with development teams and utilizing DevOps practices for database management and deployment.

The Senior Software Engineer will design and develop scalable, high-performance systems, focusing on database optimization and system enhancements. Collaboration with teams and solving complex problems is essential.

The Staff Software Engineer will lead technical projects, design scalable systems and APIs, mentor engineers, and collaborate with teams to enhance the technical foundation of MagicSchool.

The Manager of AI Engineering will lead a team, drive AI initiatives, collaborate across departments, and ensure project delivery while mentoring engineers.

Lead an Agile software development team to design and manage technology solutions while ensuring code quality and adherence to standards.

The Interaction Developer will collaborate to develop engaging K-12 math interactions, optimize coding scripts, and ensure accessibility features in the digital curriculum.

As a BI/Data Engineer, you will build and manage SQL models, consolidate ML pipelines, and create reports to support business decisions.