CodePath.org

HQ
San Francisco
55 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2017

CodePath.org Offices

CodePath.org is headquartered in San Francisco.

Remote Workplace

Employees work remotely.

CodePath is fully remote and we've built the culture to match. Our team spans the country, operating with trust and async discipline — while staying connected through intentional culture-building across a fully distributed workforce.


U.S. Office Locations

HQ

San Francisco

San Francisco, CA, United States

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Own CodePath EDU end to end, developing the product roadmap through faculty and administrator research. Lead LMS integrations, ship AI-powered features, define adoption and retention metrics, improve design quality, and partner with higher education teams to expand institutional adoption. The role requires building and scaling products for professional users across startup and larger-company environments.
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Owns donor engagement communications, cultivation and stewardship events, fundraising collateral, annual reports, and seasonal giving campaigns. Develops visual and narrative assets, manages event and campaign execution, maintains editorial and asset libraries, and builds AI-enabled workflows. Partners with fundraisers, marketing, executive leadership, designers, and external PR teams to strengthen donor engagement and fundraising outcomes. Uses campaign, event, and donor data to improve performance.
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Own campus acquisition and enrollment marketing across 50+ higher-education partners. Build term playbooks, campaigns, email and SMS programs, campus toolkits, events, student communities, and advocate networks. Track sign-ups by channel, optimize conversion and retention, manage event and campaign investments, and use AI to scale execution. The role partners with higher-education teams and campus stakeholders to increase course enrollment and improve fill rates.