School management and pedagogical software for Latin American schools
Colegium sells school management and pedagogical platforms to public and private schools across Latin America, built on a PHP/CodeIgniter and Node.js/TypeScript core with PostgreSQL and MySQL across AWS and Azure. Current hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led and accelerating, anchored by a Lead Generation Manager search, while n8n, RPA and AI prospecting projects point to a push to automate the top of the funnel rather than add headcount alone.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Generation Manager
Colegium is a Santiago-based edtech company founded in 2000 that develops technology and pedagogical solutions for schools. Its products cover school-wide management and serve teachers, administrators, principals, staff, students and parents. The company works with both public and private schools and operates across several Latin American countries, including Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Brazil and Uruguay. It is privately held and employs between 201 and 500 people, with current hiring concentrated in Chile and Colombia.
Colegium runs on PHP with CodeIgniter, Node.js, TypeScript, Python and JavaScript, with PostgreSQL and MySQL databases on AWS and Azure. It also uses HubSpot, n8n, RPA, Jira, Jenkins, Selenium and Playwright.
Yes. Colegium's hiring is accelerating and centers on sales, including a Lead Generation Manager role, with supporting openings in data and marketing. Roles are based in Chile and Colombia.
Colegium is building AI-driven prospecting, rolling out automation and AI tools, running demand generation marketing and scaling its lead generation operations to extend its SaaS reach into school communities.
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