Remote Learning Administrator

Keeping Online Learning From Falling Apart Behind the Scenes Nobody notices a learning management system until it breaks. That's usually the sign someone's doing this job well. We're hiring a Remote Learning Administrator to keep digital learning platforms running the way students and instructors actually need them to — reliably, quietly, and without friction. Fully remote. $93,500 a year. The Real Scope of the Work This role sits at the intersection of academics, IT, and everyday users. You're the one making sure that intersection doesn't turn into a mess. Managing daily operations of the learning management system so learners and instructors have a smooth, dependable experience Overseeing platform rollouts and updates alongside academic and IT teams Coordinating virtual course scheduling and remote training systems so access stays equal regardless of location Working directly with faculty to build, launch, and refine eLearning programs Tracking participation data and feedback, then turning it into actual program improvements Keeping every online education initiative aligned with current compliance standards Acting as the go-to support contact for students, faculty, and staff Training users on instructional technology so they can actually use it, not just log in What You'll Need Coming In Education: Bachelor's degree Experience: Minimum of 2 years administering digital learning platforms, eLearning programs, or remote academic support Strong organizational skills — the kind that keep several timelines moving without dropping any of them Clear written and verbal communication across virtual channels Working familiarity with online education compliance and instructional technology Genuine comfort adapting as digital education tools and methods change What Sets a Strong Candidate Apart None of these are required, but they're worth mentioning if they apply to you. Prior experience leading LMS rollouts or platform migrations Background mentoring or training other administrators Comfort presenting data or feedback to academic leadership Experience supporting a globally distributed learner base The Everyday Tools You'll spend most of your time inside a modern LMS, tracking and improving courses as they run. Video conferencing tools — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams — handle most meetings, training sessions, and onboarding calls. Digital project management software keeps schedules and workflows organized across the team, and a broader set of instructional technology tools helps make eLearning genuinely interactive rather than static. Pay and What Comes With It This posting on Naukri Mitra lists the compensation plainly, so there's no guessing involved. $93,500 annual salary Fully remote setup with a flexible schedule built around your workload, not fixed hours Paid time off and standard holiday leave Health coverage Ongoing professional development and training support in digital education administration How the Team Operates Fully remote, and genuinely collaborative rather than just calling itself that. You'll join virtual huddles, online workshops, and the occasional brainstorming session where ideas actually get used. Communication stays open, and your workday is yours to structure around your actual priorities — professional and personal. Where This Can Take You This isn't a role you get stuck in. Strong performers mentor newer team members, lead projects that shape how the organization runs its digital learning programs, and move toward broader strategy work in virtual education management. If you want to build a long-term career in EdTech, this is a reasonable place to start climbing. Why It Matters Every learner who logs in without friction, every instructor who doesn't have to fight the platform to teach — that's this role working correctly. You're part of what makes online education actually accessible, not just available. It's not flashy work most days, but it's the infrastructure everything else depends on. Apply If you understand digital learning platforms and want your work to genuinely widen access to education, we'd like to talk. This search is open to candidates in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Australia, India, and other eligible regions — remote means remote, wherever you're based.

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