Chief Learning Officer – AI, Ed Tech

Job Description:

  • Advance the Global Institute’s global AI learning agenda and develop cross-cutting frameworks on AI and the future of education
  • Explore AI’s impact on educational purpose, transformational teaching and learning, educator co-design, educator development, and measurement
  • Lead and manage strategic relationships with leading AI organizations including Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google
  • Build product feedback loops using Teach For All’s global network as a testing ground in under-resourced educational contexts
  • Broker partnerships for free or discounted software licenses, API access, hardware, and engineering support
  • Represent Teach For All perspectives at international forums, roundtables, and policy conventions
  • Convene and lead the cross-functional AI Circle across global teams
  • Support scaling teacher and alumni AI innovation through the AI Literacy & Creator Collective
  • Support network partners testing AI-enabled innovations in recruitment, selection, teacher training, and leadership development
  • Consult on building an AI-enabled cross-border learning network
  • Champion AI-use policy, child safeguarding, data privacy, and ethical compliance
  • Report directly to Teach For All CEO Wendy Kopp

Requirements:

  • 12–15+ years of professional experience
  • At least 7+ years in strategic roles leading technological transformations, educational technology initiatives, or technology-sector work
  • Robust understanding of contemporary AI architectures, large language models, enterprise API integrations, RAG-based systems, and custom data infrastructure such as middleware and unified data layers
  • Proven track record cultivating and navigating multi-million-dollar funding relationships or strategic partnerships with top-tier technology and/or venture capital firms
  • Deep commitment to Teach For All’s vision and mission
  • Contextual knowledge of educational and structural realities facing underserved, low-resource communities
  • Commitment to equity, child safety, human judgment, and culturally responsive, ethical practice
  • Demonstrated ability to align cross-functional teams without relying purely on rigid hierarchical authority
  • Strong storytelling, public speaking, and written communication skills
  • Ability to explain highly technical AI concepts clearly to diverse audiences
  • Comfort leading in highly diverse, globally distributed, 100% remote team environments
  • Strong cross-cultural awareness
  • Resume or CV and a one-page letter of motivation in English
  • Must already possess valid work and residency authorization in the country of hire; no employment visa sponsorship, immigration assistance, or work-permit/residency support

Benefits:

  • Commitment to cultivating a culture in which all staff members feel they belong, are valued for their contributions, and have an impact on the organization’s progress
  • Professional and personal development experiences
  • Ample opportunities to make a positive impact on Teach For All and beyond
  • Comprehensive benefits package designed for well-being and work-life needs
  • Generous time off
  • Flexible work arrangements
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