296 Edtech Companies in Chicago

Research, build, and maintain a pipeline of prospects of top 300 architectural firms. Contact 20 leads per day via cold phone calls and emails to schedule product demos. Schedule 5 demos for Account Executives per week. Become and serve as a product knowledge expert. Provide a consultative sales process. Stay up-to-date with new products/services and new pricing/payment plans. Actively look for opportunities to improve and optimize our sales processes. Maintain symbiotic relationship with Marketing and Product teams to improve business processes.

This position involves leading aspiring architects through the ARE 5.0 exams via virtual study groups. Black Spectacles will provide training and a syllabus for you and we'll match you with a group of committed aspiring architects who are in search of a structured approach to prepare for the ARE. You'll then set, prepare for, and lead online meetings for each exam. You'll serve as the main point of contact for your group members, and work closely with Black Spectacles to help guide and evolve the direction of the program.

Your work will include front and back end development for our site. You will be working with our product team to innovate and execute new projects to help grow our business. You’ll also be creatively designing products from scratch, developing data analytics tools, and administering general IT functions.

Packback is looking for a Full Stack Developer to support our mission to awaken and fuel the lifelong curiosity in every student. As a software engineer at Packback, you will be building features that empower students and professors to have a better learning experience. Packback’s A.I.-powered platform is used by college professors to help their students fall in love with the subject matter, drive personalized learning, and most importantly, quantify and improve student critical thinking skills. Key job duties include communicating well, providing thoughtful feedback to teammates, pairing, actively improving our team knowledge-base, and of course, writing code. You’ll be collaborating with our product team to design and implement new features, tackling bugs and tech debt, and incrementally improving our infrastructure and CI/CD pipeline.

We’re looking for someone to help make academic research available more quickly and affordably through better technology. Our ideal candidate is someone who is very detail oriented, excited about new technology, and interested in learning about the academic publishing process by being directly involved. We're supportive of remote work, so if you're not based in Chicago that's great too. In this part-time role, you will ready academic articles for publication using Scholastica's internal toolset. You will move articles through the production workflow, which includes typesetting and formatting, checking formatting accuracy, checking citation accuracy, and communicating progress to authors and editors. You will work with a great team whose values include work-life balance, fairness, diversity and inclusion. We have a positive and supportive work culture, so you can expect to work directly with all members of the team (programmers, sales, customer success, marketing, design, etc.).