Technical Solutions Engineer
$150,000 USD/year Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks 

United States
Hybrid location
full-time (40 hrs/week)
Flexible schedule
Long-term role

Technical Solutions Engineer   $150,000 USD/year

Description

If you're an engineer who finds ticket queues tedious but comes alive when solving high-stakes technical challenges with tangible impact — this role deserves your attention. It's designed for the professional who wants more than configuration tasks or code commits. It's built for the operator ready to own the technical success of education systems that transform student outcomes.

At Studient, we don't simply layer AI onto legacy platforms. We've engineered something fundamentally different: the Motiventionâ„¢ platform. This is a sophisticated integration of AI and motivation science that provides real-time, individualized mastery pathways for learners. When districts implement our system, students previously two years behind accelerate their progress 4.6x faster. We support this with an outcomes-based guarantee: districts pay only when students demonstrate measurable academic growth.

Your role is critical. As the bridge between our technology and district IT infrastructure, you ensure every deployment is seamless, dependable, and swift. You'll diagnose intricate technical problems, interpret system requirements, and collaborate directly with district IT leadership to maintain operational integrity. Your contributions enable teachers to focus on teaching, students to excel — and our platform to deliver proven results.

Ready to engineer the infrastructure behind something meaningful?

What you will be doing

  • Diagnosing and resolving technical challenges related to district IT environments, SIS integrations, and platform functionality — frequently in real time.
  • Facilitating IT onboarding sessions with district stakeholders to verify system compatibility, data security protocols, and configuration accuracy.
  • Building and sustaining automated workflows spanning SIS systems, HubSpot, Google Sheets, APIs, and AWS QuickSight.
  • Working cross-functionally with sales, support, and implementation teams to accelerate adoption and minimize time-to-impact.
  • Developing documentation, creating scalable templates, and eliminating reliance on tribal knowledge or improvised solutions.

What you will NOT be doing

  • Operating in isolation, writing code with no line of sight to real-world outcomes.
  • Conducting teacher training or managing classroom-level implementation — this role centers on systems, not pedagogy.
  • Navigating bureaucratic obstacles to execute decisions — we prioritize speed, clarity, and autonomy.
  • Building custom integrations from scratch for every case — we leverage playbooks and automation for consistency.
  • Managing ambiguous support tickets — you'll work within structured processes, clear context, and defined priorities.

Key responsibilities

Deliver seamless, scalable MTSS platform implementations that minimize district IT friction, drive rapid adoption, and enable measurable student outcomes.

Candidate requirements

  • Experience supporting K–12 district IT systems, with proficiency in SIS platforms and integration tools such as Clever.
  • Demonstrated technical problem-solving ability and skill in translating complex system architectures for non-technical audiences.
  • Hands-on proficiency with HubSpot, Google Sheets (including automation), and data visualization tools like AWS QuickSight or equivalents.
  • Working knowledge of FERPA and student data privacy regulations.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills; comfortable leading stakeholder calls, field troubleshooting, and cross-functional collaboration.
  • Authorized to work in the U.S., available to travel up to 70%, and able to clear background checks required for K–12 environments.

Nice to have

  • Hands-on experience with AI tools and a track record of using them to streamline or enhance workflows.
  • Background in technical implementation roles within EdTech companies or school districts.
  • Understanding of API-based integrations and data flow architecture.

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