Overview
This Contracts & Privacy Manager role on the Bids & Contracts team involves evaluating, negotiating, and managing customer purchase agreements and data privacy terms for K-12 districts and Higher Ed institutions. Responsibilities also include reviewing RFPs and bid packages, partnering with internal teams to resolve redlines, and maintaining an accurate, audit-ready contract repository.
Responsibilities
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Evaluate and negotiate purchase agreements
- Review and negotiate customer purchase agreements, Master Service Agreements, and terms of sale for print/digital textbooks, Achieve platform access, and Professional Development engagements
- Check agreements against company guidelines
- Confirm licensing models, subscription terms, and delivery schedules/milestones for both products and PD
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Own data privacy terms
- Evaluate and negotiate district-provided Data Protection Agreements, Student Data Privacy Agreements, and privacy riders
- Ensure terms meet FERPA, COPPA, and internal security requirements
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Work through RFPs and bid packages
- Review legal, contractual, and privacy language in district RFPs and formal bid packages
- Apply pre-approved exception language
- Clarify delivery and service terms
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Partner across teams
- Work closely with Sales, Finance, Legal, and Information Security
- Resolve contract redlines in a way that protects the business while keeping deals moving
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Keep the contract repository in order
- Upload executed purchase agreements, amendments, DPAs, and PD statements of work into the central repository
- Tag metadata (district name, effective/expiration dates, products purchased, license quantities, renewal terms, liability caps) accurately and consistently
- Maintain organized, audit-ready folder structures and naming conventions across active and legacy records
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Build reporting that others rely on
- Generate recurring and ad-hoc contract reports for sales leadership, customer success, and department management
- Track KPIs including contract review turnaround time, active deal volume, backlog status, and SLA performance
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Flag what’s coming next
- Monitor upcoming subscription end dates and license expirations
- Communicate renewal timelines to internal account teams before they become a problem
Requirements
- 6+ years evaluating, reviewing, and negotiating commercial agreements or contract administration within EdTech, educational publishing, or K-12/Higher Ed procurement
- Direct experience evaluating customer agreements for educational software/LMS platforms, print/digital instructional materials, and professional development services
- Hands-on experience evaluating and negotiating district Data Protection Agreements and student data privacy addenda
- Strong experience uploading, indexing, and maintaining metadata records in a Contract Lifecycle Management system or repository tool (such as DocuSign CLM, Salesforce, or Conga)
- Proven ability to build contract status reports and track turnaround metrics
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Word (Track Changes, redlining) and e-signature platforms like DocuSign
Preferred Qualifications
- Exceptional attention to detail when auditing contract metadata and repository records
- Ability to manage a high contract volume during seasonal back-to-school and adoption cycles
- Clear, confident communication with district procurement officers, school attorneys, and internal sales partners
Compensation & Benefits
- Salary Range: $105,000 to $130,000/year
- Benefits (for regular full-time and qualifying part-time employees and their dependents, effective on the employee’s date of hire):
- Competitive pay and bonus plan
- Generous Health Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision)
- Contributions to your 401k retirement account through Fidelity
- Generous paid time off, sick time, discretionary days, and paid holidays (International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Juneteenth, Indigenous People’s Day, and more!)
- Employee Assistance Program, Education Assistance Program
- 100% employer-paid life and AD&D insurance
- Additional benefits
Location
Remote position with preference for those in the Austin, TX area. Remote work is NOT available for those in the following locations: Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Mississippi, South Dakota, West Virginia, Wyoming.
Physical Requirements
- Requires periods of close concentration.
- Must be able to multi-task and concentrate in an open office work environment.
- Must be able to work more than 40 hours per week as needed.