Engineering EdTech Jobs
412 jobs available
EdTech engineering roles span the full stack, from consumer-facing learning platforms used by millions of students to internal data infrastructure and AI-powered tutoring systems. Companies hiring engineers include both high-growth startups and established names like Duolingo, Khan Academy, Coursera, and IXL Learning.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Full Stack AI Engineer
$120K–$160K/yr
Senior Software Engineer
$155K–$220K/yr
Senior Software Engineer
Senior Cloud Engineer, Agentic Infrastructure
Software Engineer – Frontend / Backend / Fullstack
Senior Research Software Engineer
$149K–$169K/yr
Manager, Software Engineer Student LifeCycle Services
$152K–$251K/yr
Engineering Manager, Infrastructure / Platform
Principal AI Engineer - AI Creator
Full Stack Engineer
Engineering jobs at a glance
From live US listings on EdTechJobs.io. Updated October 20, 2026.
- Open roles
- 413
- at 137 companies
- Fully remote
- 27%
- 111 of 413 roles
- Hiring the most
- University of Texas at Austin (28), Carnegie Mellon University (21), IXL Learning (18), Handshake (18), The College Board (15)
- Most common levels
- Senior 40%, Mid Level 30%, Lead 17%
- Who the learners are
- higher ed 46%, K-12 33%, corporate learning 22%
Common questions about engineering jobs
How many engineering jobs are open in EdTech right now?
EdTechJobs.io lists 413 open engineering jobs in the US as of October 20, 2026, from 137 companies.
How many engineering jobs are remote?
111 of the 413 are fully remote, about 27%. The rest are hybrid or on-site.
Which companies are hiring for engineering roles?
The most openings right now are at University of Texas at Austin, Carnegie Mellon University and IXL Learning.
What do engineering jobs in EdTech pay?
The median is $148K a year, and the middle half of roles pay $126K to $183K. That is based on 184 current listings that publish a full annual salary range.