Top Edtech Jobs in Washington DC,

The Curriculum Content Tester will review math, English, science, and social studies content for errors, ensure formatting matches designs, and document issues while collaborating with designers.

The Senior UX Designer will lead design projects for online learning experiences, collaborating with teams, conducting research, and shaping product strategy.

The Sales Development Representative is responsible for sourcing and qualifying leads in the education sector, conducting outreach, maintaining a pipeline, and collaborating with teams to refine messaging.

The Customer Success Specialist will support parents and students via multiple channels, resolving inquiries and guiding them through learning journeys while maintaining service quality.

Manage strategic partnerships with major Texas school districts, driving customer adoption, retention, and mentoring team members while navigating complex educational dynamics.

The Senior Software Engineer will design and implement product capabilities, improve system reliability, and collaborate with teams on technical solutions, emphasizing full-stack development and quality code delivery.

As Executive Director of Media Relations, you will lead a team to shape media strategy, manage relationships, and guide communications for College Board's initiatives.

The Sales Development Representative will generate leads, qualify prospects, book meetings for Account Executives, and maintain relationships through calls and email campaigns.

The SEO Specialist will optimize partner university websites for organic growth through on-page SEO, content audits, and technical SEO tasks while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure effective execution of SEO initiatives.

The Senior Software Engineer will work across Finance and Business Operations to build systems that enhance visibility and manage costs, while maintaining a business-embedded approach to engineering.