Degree audit, planning and advising platform for universities
Stellic sells a degree management platform to higher-ed institutions, built on Python/Django, React and PostgreSQL on AWS with Grafana, Prometheus and Sentry for observability. Its 'replacing' signals point at Workday Student and PeopleSoft, positioning Stellic as a layer over legacy student systems. Lead-heavy hiring across product, operations and sales, plus repeated pain around scaling partner implementations, shows delivery capacity is the current constraint.
Notable leadership hires: Initiative Delivery Lead
Stellic, founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, builds software that helps colleges and universities manage degree progress, academic planning, degree audit and advising in one system. Its users are students mapping their path to graduation and institutional leaders who need visibility into student progress. The company is privately held with 51–200 employees and hires in the United States. Its go-to-market relies on partner implementations with universities, supported by HubSpot for marketing and sales and Smartsheet and Monday.com for project delivery.
Stellic uses Python with Django and Flask, JavaScript frameworks React, Angular and Vue, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Redis and Elasticsearch on AWS, with Sentry, Grafana and Prometheus for monitoring and HubSpot for go-to-market.
Stellic is headquartered in San Mateo, California, and currently hires in the United States.
Stellic is building AI-powered workflows, creating SEO/AEO content, running proof-of-value activities and discovery-based demos, and developing playbooks for end-to-end partner implementations.
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