Edtech companies create the tools and materials that help people learn. There are roles in sales, marketing, and customer success — often working directly with school districts, higher-ed administrators, or HR and training leaders.
If you’re technical, there’s always demand for engineers, designers, and product managers to build products. If your background is in education or curriculum, you’ll find opportunities to design learning experiences, assessments, and content that drive real impact in classrooms and workplaces.
Meteor Education helps K-12 schools design and equip modern learning spaces. It works with school districts on planning, furniture, technology setup, and training so teachers can use new classrooms effectively. Meteor also supports STEM and career education labs. The company partners with more than 1,800 districts and has impacted over 3.2mm students.
Meazure Learning provides assessment services to schools and credentialing associations, including - test creation, scheduling, payments, and proctoring through online and hybrid options. Meazure Learning delivers millions of exams each year in more than 100 countries, with a strong focus on security and test taker experience.
Goalbook is a K–12 special education company that helps special educators write stronger IEPs and plan instruction for students. Goalbook Toolkit gives educators strategies, progress-monitoring tools, and resources aligned to state standards and Universal Design for Learning. Goalbook is implemented in over 1,100 school districts and is used by more than 83,000 teachers.
Ello offers an AI reading coach for children in Kindergarten through 3rd Grade to build literacy confidence. The app listens to children read aloud from digital or physical books and provides real-time phonetic feedback. It uses an adaptive learning engine based on the science of reading to match books to a child's skill level.
InquirED builds inquiry based social studies curriculum for elementary and middle schools. Its core product, Inquiry Journeys, helps students learn history, civics, geography, and economics by asking questions, analyzing evidence, reading complex texts, and writing clear claims.