Assessment Implementation Director (EdTech)

TL;DR

Assessment Implementation Director (EdTech): Designing and executing assessment plans for school districts using i-Ready programs with an accent on data-driven analysis and executive consultation. Focus on solving complex implementation problems and improving student outcomes through psychometric expertise.

Location: Remote (US). Must be located in or proximal to the Northeast or Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States

Salary: $93,250–$166,250

Company

An education technology company providing award-winning learning programs like i-Ready to K-8 students.

What you will do

• Develop and implement district-level assessment plans using subject matter expertise in research and accountability.
• Provide executive consultation to district leaders on utilizing assessment data for strategic decision-making.
• Perform data-driven analysis and research to uncover insights and improve student outcomes.
• Create compelling content to help educators successfully implement Assessment programs.
• Support sales and renewal processes by providing technical expertise to district-level decision-makers.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with Sales, Service, and Product teams to improve program implementation.

Requirements

• Must be located in or proximal to the Northeast or Mid-Atlantic regions of the US.
• Strong understanding of assessment development and psychometrics.
• Expert-level knowledge of state and federal education policy.
• Experience using assessment data in K-12 settings and crafting district-level plans.
• Proven experience presenting to cabinet-level school district leaders and school boards.
• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s, EdD, or PhD preferred.

Culture & Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance coverage.
• 401k plan with employer match.
• Flexible vacation and sick policy.
• Twelve paid holidays and a winter office closure between Christmas and New Year's.
• High-impact mission focused on making classrooms better places and supporting accessible learning for all students.