Top Edtech Sales Jobs in Austin, TX

Lead district-level sales for K-12 EdTech: build pipeline from prospecting to close, cultivate relationships with superintendents and curriculum/IT leaders, run pilots and procurement, create repeatable district sales playbook, inform product roadmap, and represent the company at conferences and educator communities.

Own and grow the U.S. corporate sales pipeline for AI-driven software development training. Responsibilities include engaging decision-makers, identifying business needs, tailoring training solutions, selling multi-day programs and ongoing enablement, developing long-term client relationships, and contributing to pricing, packaging, and go-to-market strategy. This is a remote, commission-based, consultative B2B sales role with potential for a future base salary.

Lead go-to-market strategy and launch new verticals: identify opportunities, validate via demand generation and direct enterprise selling, build sales playbooks, guide product roadmap, and own deals end-to-end while collaborating with CEO/CRO.

Build and manage enterprise sales for AI solutions serving higher education institutions. Own pipeline development, qualify opportunities, navigate 6–9 month multi-stakeholder sales cycles, close contracts, and create ROI-driven business cases tied to enrollment and conversion outcomes. This senior individual contributor role requires proactive execution in a scaling startup, higher education market understanding, customer travel, and U.S. residency.

Own revenue growth across a defined K-12 territory by achieving quota, building pipeline, managing forecasts, and leading the full consultative sales cycle. Develop relationships with superintendents, district leaders, and principals; navigate RFPs, board approvals, and budget cycles; create strategic account plans; and coordinate with implementation, coaching, and retention teams to support renewals and expansions. Maintain accurate Salesforce and Domo records, adapt territory strategies, and travel as needed for clients, events, and internal meetings.

Develops new business for Seramount by prospecting organizations, building executive relationships, presenting consultative solutions, managing sales pipelines, negotiating engagements, and achieving revenue targets. The role partners with sales, marketing, and delivery teams, provides market insights, and indirectly coaches a Sales Associate. Candidates may work remotely or in select U.S. locations and must travel domestically 25–50%.

Owns cross-sell revenue within existing K-12 school district accounts. The role involves prospecting, discovery, account planning, stakeholder engagement, negotiation, forecasting, and closing full-cycle SaaS sales across small, mid-size, and large districts. The executive will use scaled campaigns for smaller accounts and high-touch, multi-threaded strategies for larger accounts while partnering with Customer Success, Solutions Engineering, Marketing, RevOps, and channel partners.

Own the inbound sales cycle for education coaching programs, from consultative calls with parents and students through enrollment. Build trust, recommend appropriate services, follow up with prospects, close high-value deals, and meet sales targets. Manage pipeline data and forecasting in HubSpot, test conversion strategies, collaborate with marketing, counseling, and finance, and support newly enrolled students. Provide market feedback to leadership and help improve sales processes and systems.

Owns the end-to-end business partner lifecycle for Teamship, including prospecting, outreach, conversion, onboarding, matching, scheduling, and ongoing support. The role ensures partner commitments are fulfilled, student program spots are filled, and business challenges are clearly scoped. It also improves systems, workflows, and resources for scalable program delivery while building trusted relationships with business leaders, educators, and other stakeholders.

Develop and execute sales strategies for district-level K-12 education customers. Prospect, build pipelines, meet quotas, manage client relationships, conduct product demonstrations, tailor solutions, negotiate contracts, research markets, maintain CRM records, and collaborate with marketing, customer success, and sales development teams. The remote role requires U.S. residence, work authorization without sponsorship, and travel exceeding 50%.