LMS and e-learning platform for K-12 and higher education in MENA and Southeast Asia
Classera operates an LMS built on Microsoft .NET and SQL Server serving K-12 and university markets across the Middle East, North Africa, and Thailand. The hiring mix is sales-heavy (24 roles) relative to engineering (17), with accelerating velocity and notably senior-focused seniority distribution—a pattern consistent with channel-partner expansion and B2C sales growth in Saudi Arabia and expansion into Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE. Active pain points around partner ecosystem scaling and adoption friction suggest they're moving from single-market to multi-country playbook.
Notable leadership hires: Fintech Director, Strategic Account Director, Head of Sales, Team Lead
Classera is a public e-learning platform founded in 2012 that serves schools, universities, and learners across the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. The product combines learning management, content delivery, and student engagement tools, with a technology foundation in Microsoft .NET, C#, SQL Server, and React. The company is expanding aggressively into new markets (Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia) while scaling B2C adoption and managing compliance obligations including ISO 27001. Hiring spans sales, engineering, product, design, and data functions across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan, and Thailand.
Classera builds on Microsoft .NET, C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC, React, and Angular, with Azure DevOps Server for CI/CD and Git for version control. Frontend leverages jQuery and HTML/CSS; analytics via Google Analytics and Mixpanel.
Yes. Engineering has 17 active open roles (part of 71 total), with hiring accelerating across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan, and Thailand. Seniority skews senior and mid-level.
Headquartered in San Francisco. Active expansion into Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE; focused growth in Saudi Arabia for B2C and ecommerce. Also operating in Egypt, Oman, and Jordan with growing presence in Thailand.
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