K-12 math platform capturing student work for teacher insight
Magma Math runs a K-12 math platform built on an AWS streaming backbone (Kafka, Kinesis, Flink, Spark) feeding Redshift and ClickHouse, with Langfuse in the stack pointing to LLM-powered features in production. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward sales and support across Germany, the US, Poland, Sweden and the UK, signaling a go-to-market push rather than a core engineering build-out.
Magma Math is a Stockholm-based, privately held education technology company with 51–200 employees. Its platform serves K-12 math classrooms, prompting students to show their reasoning so teachers can see how they think through problems. The company sells to schools in the US, UK, Sweden and Germany, with go-to-market activity including educator events, an ambassador program and a digital community. Its engineering stack combines TypeScript, NestJS, Node.js, Python and Java on AWS, with MongoDB, Redis and HubSpot supporting product and commercial operations.
Magma Math runs on AWS (EKS, Lambda, SQS) with TypeScript, NestJS, Node.js, Python and Java, MongoDB and Redis, plus Kafka, Kinesis, Flink, Spark, Redshift and ClickHouse for data, and Terraform with ArgoCD.
Magma Math is hiring in Germany, the United States, Poland, Sweden and the United Kingdom, with an accelerating pace weighted toward sales and customer support roles.
Current initiatives include AI-driven math content production, batch ETL/ELT pipelines into Redshift with monitoring and data quality checks, an ambassador program, regional educator events and entry into the gymnasium market.
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