Top Edtech Jobs in Chicago, IL

As a Product Manager, you will own product outcomes, ship features in code, make product decisions, and interact with customers, utilizing AI tools in a hybrid team environment.

The Managing Director, Partnerships leads partnership strategy with schools and districts, aligning talent resources to drive student outcomes and manages recruitment efforts.

As VP Engineering, you will define the technology roadmap and lead the engineering, product, data, IT, and cybersecurity teams to scale and secure Rang's platform.

The School Psychologist assesses students' strengths and weaknesses to contribute to educational planning, determines eligibility for special education, and collaborates on region-wide initiatives.

Tutors will work with elementary and high school students in subjects like math and reading, using specified educational software. Responsibilities include supervision, documentation, and effective communication with students and staff.

The IT Summer Intern will assist in maintaining school technology by troubleshooting and repairing devices, organizing supplies, and supporting projects.

The Data Scientist will lead quantitative research projects, manage datasets, mentor junior analysts, and translate findings into actionable insights for clients.

The Senior Director of Development will secure financial support through donor engagement, oversee fundraising events, and lead individual giving strategies at City Year Chicago.

The Sales Development Representative will generate high-quality leads, engage school district leaders, schedule meetings for the sales team, and meet pipeline generation goals. Requires excellent relationship-building skills and previous experience in teaching and sales.

The C3 Administrator manages communication channels, sets up programs, organizes sales resources, and ensures compliance for Booster's school partners.