Careers: join our team
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Careers: join our team
A careers page for small teams hiring instructors, mentors, support staff and engineers. It opens with the mission and a team photo, sets out the values you hire for, lists benefits clearly, describes each open role with its pay range and location in an accordion, adds a word from someone on the team and finishes with an application form. Rewrite the values in your own words, keep the roles accordion current as you hire, publish honest pay ranges, and choose your application form when you import it.
Careers at Codecraft Academy
Help people change their lives, one line of code at a time
We're a team of 24 teachers, engineers and mentors, based in Seattle and working across the US. Four of us learned to code here first.
What we value
These four come up in every interview, every review and most of our arguments.
Students first
Every decision starts with one question: does this help someone get hired? If the answer's no, we don't do it.
Honest by default
We publish our real outcomes, our pay ranges and our mistakes. We'd rather lose a sale than mislead someone.
Teach to learn
Everyone teaches something, from engineers running a code review to support writing a help guide.
Calm, not crunch
Career changers have enough stress. So do we. Sensible hours, no heroics, and we plan for that.
For full-time roles
Benefits
Open roles
Every listing includes its pay range. Don't meet every requirement? Apply anyway: we hire for potential.
Senior Curriculum Developer, JavaScript (Remote, US, full-time)
Pay: $118,000 to $138,000. You'll design and write units for the new Full-Stack JavaScript Track with Sam Okafor, from lesson outlines to exercises and projects. You have: five or more years building production JavaScript, and experience teaching, mentoring or writing technical content. Nice to have: Node.js and PostgreSQL experience, and video lesson experience.
Career Mentor (Remote, US, part-time, 20 hours a week)
Pay: $48 to $58 an hour. You'll run resume reviews, mock interviews and weekly check-ins with graduates during their job search. You have: experience hiring or managing developers, or as a technical recruiter, and a real enthusiasm for career changers. Schedule: some evening and Saturday sessions each week, set in advance.
Student Support Specialist (Seattle office or remote, full-time)
Pay: $56,000 to $64,000. You'll answer student questions by email and chat, from billing to code editor problems, and write help guides. You have: two years in customer support, patience with frustrated beginners and basic HTML and CSS. We'll teach you the rest. Hours: Monday to Friday, on a 7 am to 3 pm or 11 am to 7 pm Pacific shift.
Platform Engineer (Remote, US, full-time)
Pay: $140,000 to $165,000. You'll keep the in-browser code editor fast and safe for thousands of students running code at once. You have: experience running containers in production, a security mindset and patience for on-call (one week in six, paid). Nice to have: experience with sandboxing untrusted code.
I graduated from the Front-End Track in 2023 and joined support six months later. Now I lead the support team. Nobody here has ever made me feel like the former barista in the room, and when I wanted to learn more, they paid for it.
Apply
No cover letter needed. We read every application and reply to everyone within two weeks.
Our process: a 30-minute chat, a paid take-home task of no more than three hours, and a final conversation with two people you'd work with. That's it.
Need an adjustment for any part of the process? Email hello@example.com and we'll make it happen.
Codecraft Academy is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of every background, age, race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability and veteran status, and we especially welcome people who came to tech through an unusual route.
Use this page
Make it yours in a few minutes
- Find it in your Control Panel. Go to Content > Page Library and search for "Careers: join our team".
- Add it to your site. Choose a title and a department. The page arrives as a draft, with its pictures copied to your site and your site's name already in place.
- Change the words and pictures. Open it in the page builder, replace the sample text and images with your own, and make it live when you are ready.