Senior Director of Curriculum

CodePathHigher Education

Remote, United StatesFull-TimeSenior

Salary165000 - 239000 USD per year

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Requirements

Strong software engineering background
Demonstrated excellence in curriculum design, computer science education, or instructional leadership
Experience owning end-to-end technical curriculum used by thousands of learners
Experience or excitement to incorporate an AI-first curriculum process/tooling
Proven ability to lead and develop teams, including managing full-time staff and contractors
Deep understanding of the computer science degree journey and the gap between academic preparation and industry expectations
First-principles thinker with evidence-based curriculum expertise, high ownership, and a bias towards action
Experience designing AI-native, GenAI, or applied ML curriculum (preferred)
Familiarity with open-source software development or community-based contribution models (preferred)
Experience operating in fast-growing, mission-driven organizations (preferred)
Exposure to platform-based or large-scale learning environments (preferred)

Responsibilities

Lead CodePath’s long-term curriculum strategy and transition to a modular, flexible architecture that supports AI- native skills, rapid iteration, and multiple delivery models
Own the curriculum product roadmap, maintaining 12-month visibility into new courses, major revisions, and portfolio investments
Maintain and evolve a comprehensive course catalog across Web Development, Mobile Development, Cybersecurity, Technical Interview Prep, Foundational CS, and AI-native offerings
Lead the design and launch of new courses aligned to emerging industry needs, particularly in AI-native engineering and applied AI workflows
Oversee ongoing maintenance, revision, and improvement of existing courses to ensure relevance, rigor, and student impact
Ensure curriculum combines rigorous learning science with real-world engineering practice, clear career pathways, and applied experiences
Build, manage, and develop a high-performing curriculum team, including full-time staff and external contractors
Establish clear processes for curriculum planning, development, QA, feedback, and continuous improvement
Partner with senior leadership to forecast hiring needs and scale curriculum capacity
Partner closely with Learning to ensure curriculum translates effectively into classroom delivery and student experience
Collaborate with Engineering to align curriculum with tooling, content systems, and delivery infrastructure
Represent CodePath externally with university partners, employers, funders, and at industry events

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