Technical Implementation Specialist $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
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Description
If you're an engineer who finds ticket queues uninspiring but comes alive when tackling high-stakes technical challenges with tangible impact — this is worth your attention. This position is designed for the technical professional who seeks more than configuration or code. It's built for the operator who wants to own the delivery of education technology that transforms outcomes.
At Studient, we're not retrofitting AI into legacy infrastructure. We've developed a distinct solution: the Motivention™ platform. It combines AI with motivation science to provide real-time, individualized mastery pathways for learners. When districts implement our system, students who were two years behind accelerate their progress 4.6x faster. We support this with an outcomes-based guarantee: districts pay only when students demonstrate measurable growth.
This is where your role becomes critical. As the bridge between our technology and district IT infrastructure, you ensure every deployment is reliable, efficient, and frictionless. You'll diagnose intricate technical challenges, communicate requirements clearly, and collaborate directly with district IT leadership to maintain system integrity. Your contributions enable teachers to focus on instruction, students to succeed — and our platform to deliver proven results.
Ready to engineer the foundation of something that genuinely counts?
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 confirm system compatibility, data security protocols, and seamless configuration.
- Building and maintaining 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.
- Creating process documentation, developing scalable templates, and eliminating reliance on individual expertise or improvised solutions.
What you will NOT be doing
- Working in isolation, writing code with no line of sight to real-world impact.
- Delivering teacher training or managing classroom-level change management — this role centers on systems, not pedagogy.
- Navigating bureaucratic obstacles to execute work — we prioritize speed, transparency, and autonomy.
- Creating one-off integrations from scratch — we've established playbooks and automation to ensure repeatability.
- Processing ambiguous tickets — you'll operate with structure, context, and defined priorities.
Key responsibilities
Deliver seamless, scalable MTSS platform implementations that minimize district IT friction, drive rapid adoption, and enable measurable student growth.
Candidate requirements
- Authorized to work in the U.S. and available to travel up to 70% to K–12 school districts
- Hands-on experience with SIS, Clever, or comparable educational technology platforms
- Working knowledge of FERPA and data privacy standards
- Demonstrated experience with workflow automation and reporting tools
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