Top Edtech Jobs in Seattle, WA

On-call Substitute Teachers provide classroom instruction across various disciplines, collaborate with staff, ensure safety, and maintain communication with parents and students.

Manage and grow K-12 accounts across a designated territory by building relationships with school districts and educational programs, securing new and repeat business, partnering with internal sales resources, executing territory sales strategies with RVP/RD, targeting key customers, and representing Lakeshore at conferences. Frequent travel required to support territory.

Drive business growth by expanding retail partnerships, managing key accounts, and analyzing buyer needs to promote educational products effectively.

The Director of Development oversees all fundraising efforts at St. Thomas School, enhancing relationships with the school community and leading a development team while ensuring alignment with the school's mission.

Serve as the primary on-site representative for WSU's Seattle office, managing administrative and operational functions, coordinating executive activities, leading cross-campus project planning, advising leadership on space, events, and program execution, and ensuring operational effectiveness and resource coordination.

The Summer Camp Director will oversee camp operations, manage staff, ensure camper safety and engagement, and handle administrative tasks.

The Director of Finance and Operations leads financial strategy, operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and financial oversight across global operations, partnering with executive leadership for sustainable growth.

The Location Safety Manager oversees safety operations, provides employee guidance, investigates incidents, manages compliance, and conducts driver performance checks.

Mongoose seeks talent for its Revenue Team, focusing on roles like Account Executive, Account Manager, and Customer Success Manager. Responsibilities include driving sales, client retention, and optimizing communication strategies in higher education.

Lead and manage institutional research activities: collect, analyze, validate, and report quantitative and qualitative data; support program/course reviews, accreditation, dashboards, and decision-making; supervise a team and manage ad-hoc and ongoing reporting and assessment projects.

Lead academic program operations for the School of Business: manage and mentor faculty, oversee curriculum and assessment, use data to drive student retention and program improvement, support accreditation, teach one course yearly, and contribute to institutional governance.