Top Remote Entry Level Edtech Jobs in New York City, NY

The Editorial Assistant will support editorial processes for multiple imprints, maintain publication schedules, communicate with authors, log submissions, draft reports, and provide administrative support.

Provide personalized online tutoring to high school students, customizing lesson plans, ensuring engagement, and documenting student progress in a supportive environment.

The Sales Development Representative will focus on outreach, lead qualification, and connecting leads to account executives. Responsibilities include researching accounts, making cold calls, and tracking sales data.

As a Growth Strategy Associate, you'll drive event attendance, manage executions, build relationships, and contribute to marketing strategy while traveling across the US.

The Instructional Designer I creates high-quality online courses, interacts with various teams, and requires strong communication and project management skills.

As a Product Support Engineer, you'll troubleshoot customer issues, collaborate with engineering, maintain documentation, and improve support processes. This role focuses on understanding product intricacies and providing proactive support.

The Marketing Operations Specialist I will execute and optimize email marketing campaigns, ensure campaign accuracy in HubSpot and Salesforce, and enhance database health. Responsibilities include supporting segmentation and analyzing performance metrics, while focusing on campaign efficiency and automation improvements.

Join Seesaw as a Curriculum Developer Contractor to design learning experiences for educators and students in both English and Portuguese. Responsibilities include lesson development, task management, and language support, specifically for elementary education content.

The Product Designer will create engaging UI experiences and improve the design system while collaborating with teachers and students. Responsibilities include designing responsive interfaces using Figma, developing gamified experiences, and producing visual assets. The role demands creativity and attention to detail, along with a passion for educational design.

The Sales Development Representative will make cold calls, send emails, and lead discovery calls to book sales appointments. They will manage sales strategies, partner with marketing, understand customer trends, and cultivate relationships with decision-makers.