Articles about Codecademy (a Skillsoft company)

Two product team leaders describe how the industry has changed during their careers, and what it takes to lead.

Stephen Ostrowski

Updated on April 26, 2024

Three team members from Codecademy told Built In how the company is aiming to cater to learners with the digital learning platform’s latest releases.

As New York continues to grow its edtech hub, there are a number of startups using technology to change the way teachers teach and students learn. We've rounded up several NYC-based edtech startups that are revolutionizing technology in the classroom.

Stephen Gossett

Updated on December 01, 2023

Sorry, R-ficionados. This is Python country.

Three team members from Codecademy told Built In how the company is aiming to cater to learners with the digital learning platform’s latest releases.

Hal Koss

Updated on January 11, 2023

DevOps has revolutionized how software development and IT teams work together. These classes and bootcamps help students learn new skills.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on October 11, 2022

Gen Z values authenticity and connection in their brands. Here’s how GrubHub and Codecademy do it.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 03, 2022

For these 8 hiring NYC organizations, a strong team dynamic is just as essential as past experience.

The viral word game is a lesson in the value of simplicity.

Eva Roethler

Updated on October 21, 2021

Codecademy’s CTO shares insight into its rapid growth and big hiring decisions.

Built In NYC sat down with Codecademy to learn more about what this shift has been like, and what’s on the horizon.

After changing their own career paths, these engineers are helping others break into tech.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on June 23, 2021

Big projects, intricate expansion challenges and ambitious hiring plans are all on the horizon for these tech leaders.

A hands-on pedagogy helps learners retain new skills and prepare for their next careers.

Codecademy and Resident create dynamic growth opportunities for their future employees.

Built In NYC checked in with 10 tech leaders across the city whose companies are actively hiring to get a quick pulse of their respective team dynamics, what they enjoy about their roles and what they’re excited to accomplish this year.

This fresh funding will help Codecademy expand its curriculum and grow the business internationally, specifically in India where CEO Zach Sims feels its education technology will really thrive. The company is also hiring, with more than 50 open tech positions at its NYC HQ.

Check out some of the top tech companies looking for talented workers to join their teams.

These companies are dedicated to making their mission statements drive their entire business and culture.

If you’re in the market for a change of scenery, update your resume and check out the following open positions.

Well-fed employees are happy employees.

New York-based company Codecademy looks for people who can “think like a founder,” said Oliver Plattner, vice president of engineering. Four team members recently told us what that's like.

Today, the company announced it has raised a $30 million Series C round led by Naspers through its Naspers Ventures division. The company is planning on using the new financing to grow the company’s product, build out its team, develop its mobile presence and expand globally.