Own product positioning, messaging, and go-to-market execution across the product portfolio, including launches, sales enablement, and demand-generation content. Gather and synthesize customer and competitive insights, collaborate with product and commercial teams, and build repeatable AI-assisted workflows with quality standards and measurable productivity gains.
The Customer Success Manager will own the post-sale relationship for K-12 district and state-agency accounts, focusing on driving retention, expansion, and measurable data outcomes. They will manage account success plans, lead complex SaaS implementations, and use AI-driven tools to scale impact while maintaining high-quality service.
The Education Data Specialist will own product content for assigned states and serve as a subject matter expert in education data operations. They will act as the primary point of contact for Spanish-speaking customer accounts and perform quality assurance testing on state content.
The Software Engineer I will deliver well-defined stories from the backlog and write, test, and debug code across the company's technology stack. They will also participate in code reviews, documentation, and Scrum ceremonies while working to grow their technical knowledge.
The Software Engineer II will drive story output by hands-on feature development across C#/.NET and modern web stacks. They will also maintain CI/CD pipelines, participate in production support, and collaborate with the Product Owner to deliver high-quality software for state education agencies.
The Senior Software Engineer will design, build, and own features across the company's data infrastructure while serving as a technical standard bearer for the team. They will collaborate with cross-functional partners to solve complex technical problems and ensure the reliability and security of state-level education systems.
