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Former EDU PMM experience at a design- or productivity-led company (e.g. Figma, Adobe, Google, Notion) * Experience working inside or alongside art/design schools * Existing relationships with ...

Sr. Software Engineer

Fremont, CA · On-site

$134K - $176K/yr

If you like solving real problems, deploying robots into production, and seeing your ideas come to ... Basic Qualifications: * 5+ years of professional software development experience. * Expert-level ...

Founding Data Engineer

New York, NY · On-site

$125K - $150K/yr

You'd be the first data hire, working directly with the CTO and Head of Product to define what data means here: how we capture it, store it, analyze it, and turn it into decisions. You'll wire up our ...

AI Research Engineer

Mountain View, CA · On-site

$241K/yr

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AI solutions into our products and services. * Contribute to research that can be published in top-tier conferences. Qualifications * Having a ...

FLORA is at an inflection point: incredible product-market fit, viral traction, and a massive opportunity in front of us. In other words, we're handing you the perfect foundation to build on. As ...

Provide structured feedback to Product and Growth teams based on customer insights, objections, and emerging trends. What We're Looking For * 3+ years of B2B SaaS sales experience * Proven track ...

Growth Data Engineer

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$134K - $162K/yr

Work across product, marketing, and data - highly cross-functional role. * Build from 0 → 1 - define how we track, attribute, and optimize growth. High ownership, low process, fast iteration ...

Qualifications * 3+ years of full-stack development experience. * Proficiency in React, Python, and frameworks like Django or Flask. * Familiarity with Docker, SQL, and cloud services like AWS, GCP ...

Qualifications * 3+ years of full-stack development experience. * Proficiency in React, Python, and frameworks like Django or Flask. * Familiarity with Docker, SQL, and cloud services like AWS, GCP ...

FLORA has product-market fit, real inbound interest from our enterprise ICP, and an amazing sales team ready to move. We are looking for someone to build the marketing infrastructure to turn that ...

Former EDU PMM experience at a design- or productivity-led company (e.g. Figma, Adobe, Google, Notion) * Experience working inside or alongside art/design schools * Existing relationships with ...

Growth Data Engineer

San Francisco, CA · On-site +1

$134K - $162K/yr

Work across product, marketing, and data - highly cross-functional role. * Build from 0 1 - define how we track, attribute, and optimize growth. High ownership, low process, fast iteration ...

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    Director of Education

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    New York, NY • On-site

    Full-time

    Posted 6 days ago


    Job description

    About FLORA

    We are building the first creative operating system: an infinite canvas designed for the generative computing paradigm. We're a team of ~45 focused on elevating professional craft, backed by tier-one investors including Redpoint, Menlo Ventures, and a16z, as well as founders like Guillermo Rauch and Justin Kan. Our platform is already the choice of world-class creative powerhouses like Pentagram, Lionsgate, and Nike.
    About the Role

    Education is the strategic chokepoint for creative tools.

    Art and design schools determine:

    • what tools students learn

    • what workflows feel "professional"

    • what skills become table stakes in the job market

    Once a tool becomes core curriculum, it becomes the default-self-reinforcing across students, companies, and institutions.

    As Director of Education, you will own the mission of making FLORA the default creative AI tool taught in art and design programs.

    This is not a passive partnerships role. It's a high-ownership, highly strategic operator role responsible for:

    • installing FLORA into institutions, department by department

    • turning early adoption into durable, repeatable dominance

    You'll build and execute the playbook that takes FLORA from organic pull inside schools to institutional standard.


    What You'll Own

    Education GTM Strategy & Execution

    • Design and execute a repeatable playbook for adopting FLORA within art and design schools-starting with professors, expanding to departments, and culminating in institution-wide adoption

    • Decide where to go deep vs. broad, concentrating effort to achieve critical mass within priority schools

    • Own the education roadmap end-to-end: target schools, sequencing, tactics, success criteria, and escalation paths

    Professor & Department Adoption

    • Build trusted relationships with influential professors and program leaders

    • Equip faculty with compelling narratives, materials, and workflows to teach FLORA effectively

    • Turn multi-class or multi-professor usage into department-level momentum and formal adoption

    Administration & Institutional Deals

    • Engage credibly with department heads, deans, and senior administrators

    • Position FLORA as essential professional infrastructure for modern creative education-not a novelty tool

    • Lead negotiations for department- or school-wide access, including pilots, discounts, and long-term partnerships

    Curriculum, Enablement & Proof

    • Oversee the creation and curation of off-the-shelf teaching resources, example syllabi, and learning materials that lower adoption friction

    • Work with internal and external educators to define what "AI literacy for creatives" actually means

    • Highlight exceptional student work and institutional wins to reinforce FLORA's legitimacy and momentum

    Signal Amplification & Feedback Loops

    • Identify and operationalize strong market signals (e.g. job listings, studio adoption, industry recognition) to reinforce FLORA's inevitability

    • Create flywheels between schools, students, and employers that compound adoption over time

    • Synthesize insights from education back into GTM positioning and product direction


    What We're Looking For

    Education GTM Operator

    • 5-10+ years of experience in education-focused GTM, product marketing, or strategic partnerships

    • You've seen how tools actually get adopted in educational institutions-and where they stall

    • You think in playbooks, not one-offs

    Authoritative & Credible

    • Comfortable engaging senior faculty, department heads, and administrators as a peer

    • Able to frame new tools as inevitable standards, not optional experiments

    • You can sell long-term vision without hand-waving

    Strategic + Tactical

    • You can zoom out to design a multi-year distribution moat-and zoom in to personally land the first few schools

    • You're comfortable doing things that don't scale, then turning them into systems

    Taste & Cultural Fluency

    • You understand creative culture and care deeply about professional craft

    • You can speak credibly about why FLORA matters specifically to art and design education

    • You know the difference between teaching tools and shaping how creatives think

    Bias for Ownership

    • You act like this is your number to hit

    • You don't wait for perfect conditions, internal handoffs, or permission to move

    • You are comfortable being accountable for outcomes, not just activity

    Nice to Have (but Not Required)
    • Former EDU PMM experience at a design- or productivity-led company (e.g. Figma, Adobe, Google, Notion)

    • Experience working inside or alongside art/design schools

    • Existing relationships with creative educators or institutions

    • Background in a creative discipline before moving into GTM or strategy


    Why This Role Matters

    If we do this right, FLORA doesn't just win customers-it becomes the tool creatives learn.

    That creates a self-reinforcing loop:

    • Graduates expect to use FLORA at work

    • Companies hire for FLORA fluency

    • Schools teach FLORA because the market demands it

    But the impact goes beyond FLORA:

    • Students get the scaffolding they need to learn a powerful new creative medium

    • Creative careers are changing fast, and many students are graduating without the skills the industry now expects

    • This role helps close that gap by bringing real, professional creative systems into education