College and career readiness platform for school districts
SchooLinks operates a college and career readiness platform deployed across school districts, powered by machine learning that personalizes content and college recommendations based on student behavioral data. The hiring mix—support-heavy (5 roles) alongside product, engineering, and sales—reflects a customer success motion typical of complex district implementations; active projects cluster around data integration, renewal strategy, and phased rollouts, signaling friction in implementation complexity and churn prevention.
Notable leadership hires: Customer Success Director
SchooLinks provides a cloud-based college and career readiness platform for K–12 school districts. The product combines student-facing curriculum and engagement tools with counselor dashboards that surface real-time actionable insights, alongside district-level accountability and analytics dashboards. The platform generates behavioral data through student interactions and applies machine learning to personalize college and career recommendations. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Austin, the company serves a mid-market education segment with a sales and customer success infrastructure matched to the operational complexity of multi-school district deployments.
SchooLinks runs on Python, Django, React, and AWS, with Salesforce and Gainsight for CRM and customer success operations, Looker and Tableau for analytics, and MySQL for database layer. Data pipelines use Celery, Redis, and GraphQL.
Active projects and pain points center on data integration complexity, churn and renewal strategy, multi-district onboarding friction, and measuring training effectiveness—common in EdTech platforms serving large institutional buyers.
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