Top Remote Edtech Jobs

Respond to inbound leads, conduct product demos, generate pipeline through cold email and social prospecting, manage follow-ups, answer buyer questions, and close SaaS deals from initial contact through signed subscription. The role owns the full sales pipeline and offers flexible part-time or full-time work with hourly pay plus uncapped commission or commission-only compensation.

Freelance writers claim flexible academic writing and editing assignments, research scholarly sources, follow multiple citation styles, communicate with clients, incorporate feedback, and proofread work. A bachelor’s degree or current enrollment with a minimum 3.3 GPA is required. Experience in economics, statistics, or finance, two or more years of academic writing experience, and Microsoft Word Track Changes familiarity are preferred. Work is part-time and contract-based, with payments made bi-monthly through PayPal.

Administers and supports enterprise and departmental applications across university divisions, including configuration, vendor coordination, security reviews, upgrades, patching, testing, documentation, and end-user training. Troubleshoots critical 24x7 application environments, collaborates with infrastructure and security teams, manages application-related planning and budgeting, and supports databases, SQL, networking, access groups, and change management. The lead level primarily supports Athletics and Public Safety applications.

Own the full new-business sales cycle for the US education technology market, from outbound prospecting and inbound leads through closing. Build trusted relationships with K-12 educators, communicate product value, achieve quota and revenue goals, and support market expansion. The role requires strong organization, process discipline, technical systems knowledge, and collaboration with client success teams. Remote work is available for candidates in the Eastern Time Zone, with occasional domestic and potential annual international travel.

Own organic growth across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and email, including strategy, writing, creative direction, publishing, funnel optimization, landing pages, segmentation, automation, testing, reporting, and contractor management. Success is measured by subscriber growth, booked admissions calls, applications, and enrollments. The role requires independently scaling audiences, producing daily content, managing email platforms, analyzing funnel metrics, and creating credible content about quantitative finance.

Own the full sales cycle across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, selling SaaS solutions to public school districts. Build relationships with education leaders, navigate complex procurement and funding processes, manage Salesforce pipeline forecasting, conduct meetings and demos, and partner with implementation, customer success, and marketing teams to drive customer outcomes and renewals.

Draft, review, and negotiate customer and vendor contracts, including subscription agreements, technology agreements, statements of work, amendments, NDAs, and order forms. Identify and communicate legal and business risks, support RFPs, maintain contract templates and workflows, and conduct research across corporate governance, employment, intellectual property, compliance, insurance, and data privacy matters. The role also improves legal processes and escalates novel issues under the direction of Senior Corporate Counsel.

Supports growth, product development, recruiting, training, regional operations, and market expansion for an education startup. Responsibilities include identifying business opportunities, testing new initiatives, improving customer and enrollment outcomes, developing talent systems, gathering frontline insights, supporting learning-center launches, and building scalable operating processes. The role is intended for an entrepreneurial early-career professional with strong communication, analytical, organizational, and problem-solving abilities.

Own end-to-end editing for paid social video ads: turn briefs into high-converting Meta (Facebook/Instagram) creatives, produce multiple concepts/variations weekly, design motion graphics, analyze performance, iterate quickly, and collaborate with growth and creative teams to scale winning ads.

Supervises Return to Title IV financial aid operations, ensuring compliance with U.S. Department of Education regulations and institutional policies. Audits financial aid files, verifies student eligibility and tuition adjustments, oversees accurate packaging, maintains regulatory references, and processes aid returns for students who withdraw or fail to return from leave. Supports the Corporate Director of Financial Aid with staff training, problem resolution, internal reviews, and deadline-driven operational oversight.