Canvas learning platform for schools, universities and corporate training
Instructure builds the Canvas learning management platform, with adjacent assessment, badging and video learning products. Hiring is sales- and support-led and accelerating, with a heavy VP and director layer, while a stack spanning Snowflake, Databricks, Spark and Fivetran alongside Gong, Outreach and Gainsight points to a data-driven revenue engine focused on retention and partner-led growth.
Notable leadership hires: Director
Instructure is an education technology company headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, with 1,001–5,000 employees. Its core product is Canvas, a cloud-delivered learning management system, complemented by assessment management, digital badging, video learning and corporate learning offerings. The company serves education institutions as well as employers running workforce training. It recruits across the United States, Hungary, the United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, Australia and Uganda, supporting customers and partners in multiple regions including APAC.
Instructure runs Canvas on AWS with Python and JavaScript, a data layer of Snowflake, Databricks, Apache Spark and Fivetran, and go-to-market tools including Salesforce, Gong, Outreach, Gainsight and Highspot.
Yes. Sales is the largest hiring area at Instructure, followed by support, engineering and finance, and overall hiring velocity is accelerating with many senior and VP-level openings.
Current initiatives include marketplace and ISV program growth, channel partner scaling, student information system data integrations, SSO with identity providers, A/B testing of new features and AI-driven process improvements.
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