Top Edtech Jobs

The Educational Data Analyst will engage with school districts to gather data needs, design dashboards, manage data integrations, and support users in interpreting data effectively.

The role involves analyzing subscription performance, developing forecasting models, creating automated reporting tools, and translating complex data into actionable insights for strategic decisions.

The role involves developing and updating tax curriculum content, coordinating with subject matter experts, and ensuring compliance with tax law changes.

The Workday Specialist supports advising services, provides customer service, manages office tasks, and assists students with Workday-related inquiries.

As a Senior Staff Software Engineer, you will influence technical design decisions and lead architecture projects that enhance the Learning Content Experience for learners.

As an Early Career Software Engineer, you will design and develop software solutions focusing on AI integration, collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance childcare services.

The BDR will conduct high-volume outreach through cold calls, emails, and LinkedIn to set appointments for Account Executives and support various sales campaigns.

The Sales Support position involves cash register operation, customer service, textbook handling, and shipping/receiving support in a retail environment.

The Communications Manager will handle strategic communications, develop media relationships, create content, and collaborate across teams to enhance Learning Commons' impact and visibility.

The role involves developing user interfaces with React and TypeScript, backend services with Python and Flask, optimizing performance, and leading technical practices.