Technical Assistance Consultant, Special Education (Part-Time)
American Institutes for Research, a company in public sector, education and non-profit, is hiring for the role of Technical Assistance Consultant, Special Education (Part-Time). This is a remote position, and the posting gives United States as the location. We classify it as a mid-level role in strategy, consulting and analysis. Candidates need 4+ years of experience. Visa sponsorship is not offered. The role includes some travel. A university degree is required. There are 10 open positions from American Institutes for Research on this site, 1 of them in IT and engineering.
Posted 9 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-23
About American Institutes for Research
Public sector, education and non-profit Non-tech company with an IT team 10 open positions, 10% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Science and research (3), Strategy, consulting and analysis (2), Data and machine learning (1).
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| Seniority | Mid |
| Role | Strategy, consulting and analysis |
| Countries | United States |
| Key facts | Tools: Excel · Experience: 4+ years · Degree required · Remote · Visa sponsorship: no · Some travel |
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