What types of educators does Crossover hire?

Crossover hires for multiple leading EdTech companies with remote educational positions that cater to the full breadth of K-12 education throughout the United States (elementary school, middle school, and high school). Specialist education roles include: AI Education Specialist, AI-Powered Learning Specialist, Education Technology Consultant, AI-Driven Learning Strategist, AI-Based Curriculum Strategist, Data-Driven Instructional Designer, EdTech Evangelist, Educational Technology Advocate and EdTech Innovation Specialist. Leadership roles in education include: AI-First CEO – Education, Chief AI Learning Officer, Digital Education Visionary, Head of Academics, Academic Program Director, Curriculum Development Leader, VP of AI-Based Education, Vice President of Digital Learning, Chief Education Technology Officer, Head of School, School Director, Principal Educator, Gifted Education Evangelist, Advanced Learning Advocate and Special Education Specialist. Hands-on teaching positions: Guide, Student Success Coach, Learning Pathway Facilitator, Lead Guide, Senior Learning Facilitator, Instructional Team Leader, Reading Specialist, Literacy Development Coach, Reading Curriculum Specialist, Edutainer, Learning Engagement Designer and Instructional Performer. Unique and administrative roles: Lead EQ Coach, Emotional Intelligence Educator, SEL (Social Emotional Learning) Program Leader, Facility Operations Specialist, Campus Operations Manager, Facility Coordinator, Senior Director of Campus Expansion, Director of Academic Growth Programs and Campus Development Strategist. Support and program development roles: Motivational Designer, Learner Engagement Specialist, Program Design Innovator, Guide Assistant, Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Specialist, Dean of Parents, Family Engagement Leader, Parent Support Coordinator, Life Skills Workshop Designer, Personal Development Facilitator, Soft Skills Program Designer, After School Coordinator, Extracurricular Program Coordinator, Youth Development Leader, Program Director, Learning Program Manager and Educational Project Leader. Admissions and counselling roles include: Admissions Coordinator, Enrollment Specialist, Student Recruitment Advisor, Lower School Counsellor, Elementary School Guidance Counselor, Student Support Specialist, High School Guide, Secondary Education Mentor and Academic Pathway Coach.

Am I eligible to apply for a job on Crossover?

Crossover has hired from over 130 countries, chances are this includes your one. To apply for most of our global remote roles, all you need is a strong internet connection, the desire to work hard, and a clean background check. Some of our fastest-growing clients also use Crossover to fill in-person and hybrid employee positions, in addition to their global remote teammates. For obvious reasons, non-remote roles are only available to people who are eligible and willing to work in that location (most often, that means holding US citizenship or a valid work visa). Occasionally a job will have other unique requirements (e.g. a valid teaching license, or a specific qualification/experience). All these requirements are always clearly outlined in the job description - so be sure to review carefully before applying, and use our easy search filters to hide any jobs you don't want to see. The only exclusions to our 'global remote' hiring policies are dictated by United States law: we cannot accept applications from residents or citizens of countries embargoed by the US government. This includes: Belarus, Crimea (or other Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine such as Donetsk and Luhansk), Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia. Additionally, California state regulations prevent its residents from receiving job offers for any position which hires independent contractors not employees. This typically allows California residents to apply for Crossover's 'in-person' and 'hybrid-with-travel' roles, but may exclude them from some 'global remote' positions. After you apply, you'll complete a series of assessments to prove you've got the aptitude and skills the job requires. The quality standard is very high, so don't be disheartened if it doesn't work out: check the Current Openings page for another suitable role, and you won't need to repeat any of the assessments you've already passed.

How is the pay calculated?

Yes, it really is that high. We require our clients to set the pay upfront based on the global value of the work, and the successful applicant will receive that amount no matter where they live. If they are the best person for the job, it shouldn't matter whether they live in Silicon Valley or Sri Lanka. Most positions are calculated based on an hourly rate e.g. a $100k role = $50 per hour x 40 hours per week x 50 weeks (assuming 2 weeks of annual leave as a baseline, though self-employed contractors have the autonomy to plan their own vacation schedule).

Why is the pay above-market?

Crossover believes in equal pay for equal work, period. We require our clients to set the pay upfront based on the global value of the work—not the location of the person who ends up being hired to do it. If they are the best, it shouldn't matter whether they are in Silicon Valley or Sri Lanka. Some people say we're crazy because we could underpay people who live in low-GDP countries, but we say they're short-sighted. The long term value of having the best people in the world playing for your team is a far greater competitive advantage. It's also worth noting that because most positions are 100% remote, our clients reduce overheads like rent and office snacks. And because most positions are independent contracting roles, we recommend the pay be set high enough that the new recruit can take care of everything that an employer would do for an employee (e.g. taxes, healthcare, retirement plan, time off etc), and still be left with more expendable income than they had before.

What are the employee benefits?

The vast majority of roles on Crossover are independent contracting positions. As is standard for any self-employed person, the stated pay is the entire compensation package, and contractors are responsible for handling anything that an employer would do for employees (e.g. taxes, equipment, vacation time and health insurance). One of the main reasons that Crossover jobs typically pay a lot more than local jobs is to overcompensate for this; so the pay is still higher even after these deductions. Watch the video below to hear some of our successful hires dish the details on what makes it hard— and why it's worth it .

WorkSmart is time management and productivity tool created by Crossover. It offers you and your manager complete transparency. It also helps you measure your progress and what it takes to reach your targets. Teams use WorkSmart to collaborate on how to best reach their goals, measuring what works by analyzing the feedback that WorkSmart provides.

Do Crossover contractors receive benefits like annual leave and healthcare?

We factor the cost of benefits like paid vacation and healthcare into the total pay package, which is one of the reasons that Crossover roles typically pay above-market rates. As contractors, our partners are free to make their own decisions around which local healthcare coverage is best for their needs. Our clients’ leave policies for contractors tend to be very flexible and it is often possible to take time off at short notice, provided work is under control.

Do you hire employees or independent contractors?

Most positions are independent contractors. This is the only way to work with the top people all over the world – regardless of which countries they’re eligible to be employed in. We identify the top talent in the world and give them the opportunity to contract their services to the hiring company. It's sometimes possible for US residents to be onboarded as employees at the discretion of the hiring company. These rare instances will be noted in the FAQs on the job description page, but generally it's safest to assume that any Crossover job offer will be extended on a self-employed contract basis.