Top Entry Level Edtech Jobs

Lead the development of Ello’s growth-engineering function and ship end-to-end features across mobile, web, backend, and lifecycle channels. Identify growth opportunities, run experiments, define metrics, improve acquisition and retention journeys, and build analytics and experimentation systems. Collaborate across product, design, marketing, and engineering while using quantitative and qualitative insights to drive measurable user and business outcomes.

Non-tenure-track finance faculty member teaching undergraduate and MBA courses, especially Economic Statistics, through online and in-person formats. Responsibilities include mentoring students, maintaining AACSB scholarly active status, participating in faculty governance, and completing departmental and school service duties. The typical teaching load is three to four courses per semester, with possible summer teaching opportunities.

Part-time office coordinator responsible for keeping the Birmingham office organized and operational. Duties include managing mail, supplies, plants, groceries, meals, deliveries, visitors, conference-room setup, office tidiness, swag shipments, janitorial coordination, minor maintenance follow-up, and light exterior upkeep. The role requires reliable independent errands, small purchases, and on-site support several times weekly.

Assists a professor with legal scholarship and coursework involving Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure. Responsibilities include conducting and organizing legal research, reviewing and annotating sources, evaluating relevance to research agendas, compiling bibliographies, proofreading and editing drafts, attending research meetings, and completing related administrative tasks. Requires strong legal research, analytical, writing, grammar, organizational, communication, and time-management skills, along with reliability, initiative, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.

Provides immigration-law consultations and application assistance focused on naturalization and family-based immigration. Reviews petitions, counsels participants, interprets laws and regulations, analyzes complex cases, supervises staff and volunteers, conducts workshops, compiles service reports, and supports community outreach. The hybrid role requires at least two office days, travel within New York City, and occasional weekend or evening work.

Develops scientifically accurate, hands-on technology experiences for museum visitors from early learners through adults. Researches emerging technologies and translates them into exhibits, curricula, demonstrations, workshops, digital content, and programs. Teaches diverse audiences, prototypes interactive experiences, collaborates with exhibit and education teams, mentors staff and volunteers, and partners with schools and community organizations. The role requires broad technology knowledge, strong public communication, safe maker-tool operation, and the ability to explain complex concepts accessibly.

Consult with families about college-readiness tutoring programs, follow up with leads, meet monthly sales quotas, and drive new bookings, repurchases, referrals, and customer retention. The role combines high-volume phone and SMS outreach with customer service, program management, and collaboration with tutors. The advisor will also support school and community business-development events and occasionally travel for lead-generation activities.

Creates original digital and print graphics, illustrations, layouts, presentations, and promotional materials. Collaborates with marketing, sketches concepts, maintains brand standards, and uses AI tools to support ideation, content creation, research, and workflow efficiency while applying human review and design judgment.

Manages the simulated participant program across four campuses, including recruitment, onboarding, scheduling, contracts, training, communications, engagement, feedback, budgeting, and event support. Develops standardized processes, coordinates faculty and simulation educators, maintains accreditation-related data, supports quality improvement, and operates simulation technology. The role also assists with human simulation accreditation, faculty training, scenario development, and program reporting.

Own weekly billing, daily cash application, accounts receivable, collections, credit memos, and disputed invoices for school district customers. Support month-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, revenue recognition, deferred revenue, financial reporting, and annual audits. Improve billing and close processes, automate repetitive work, and collaborate with Support, Sales, Operations, and finance leadership on a remote team.