Code.org is a non-profit dedicated to expanding participation in computer science. The organization's vision is that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn how to code.


Education

Code.org

Code.org's headquarters in Seattle, WA, United States

This department focuses on managing relationships and advocacy efforts with government entities and policymakers.

Government Affairs

The Software Development Team at Code.org is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the organization's educational platforms and tools that facilitate computer science learning. This team collaborates on building user-friendly applications, ensuring code quality, implementing new features, and addressing user feedback, all to enhance the coding education experience for students and educators alike. Additionally, they focus on data security and analytics to support informed decisions and continuous improvement of the platforms.

Software Development Team

This department oversees strategic direction and decision-making essential for organizational growth and effectiveness.

Leadership

This department focuses on facilitating and enhancing computer science education programs and professional development for K-12 educators.

Computer Science Education

The Leadership Team at Code.org is responsible for setting the strategic direction and overseeing the operations of the organization. This team ensures alignment with the mission to expand participation in computer science, manages financial and human resources, and drives product development and academic initiatives to achieve the vision of making coding education accessible to every student in every school.

Leadership Team

This department focuses on enhancing the skills and capabilities of training facilitators to improve instructional effectiveness.

Facilitator Development

This department creates and enhances educational content and programs to support effective learning experiences.

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Computer Science Education

Leadership Team

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