Top Edtech Design Jobs in San Francisco, CA

As a Principal Product Designer, you will shape Udemy's learner experience, elevate design standards, and prototype AI-powered features while collaborating with product and engineering teams.

As a Staff Experience Designer, you'll shape product strategy, mentor designers, guide design research, and inspire cross-team collaboration.

The Lead Learning Designer will manage Spanish curriculum projects, collaborate cross-functionally, create engaging content, and mentor team members.

Lead end-to-end product design to enhance user experiences, collaborating with team members to rapidly prototype and iterate designs based on feedback and data.

As a Product Designer at Edia, you'll lead design projects from concept to implementation, creating intuitive solutions for K-12 education using AI-driven technology. You'll collaborate closely with the CEO, clients, and engineering teams, maintaining a design system and focusing on user research to inform your designs.

As a UI/UX Designer at TeachFX, you'll create user-centered designs, develop prototypes, conduct user research, and collaborate with engineering to launch educational products.

The Senior Product Designer will enhance digital learning experiences at AoPS, collaborate with teams, drive design strategies, and communicate impactful designs for young learners.

Design and maintain visual language and UI components for Quizlet across platforms, ensuring pixel-perfect execution and advocating for accessibility while collaborating with engineers and designers.

The Product Design Manager will lead a team of designers, oversee design strategy, foster collaboration across teams, and ensure high-quality design solutions aligned with user needs and business goals.

The Product Designer will create engaging UI experiences and improve the design system while collaborating with teachers and students. Responsibilities include designing responsive interfaces using Figma, developing gamified experiences, and producing visual assets. The role demands creativity and attention to detail, along with a passion for educational design.