The Company
Outschool’s mission is to inspire kids to love learning. In our fast-changing world, the traditional educational system struggles to meet the diverse and evolving needs of young learners. Outschool reimagines this system, offering flexible and engaging learning experiences as a supplement and alternative to traditional education. By connecting learners with a global community of teachers and peers through our online platform, we make learning personal, dynamic, and deeply human.
We've made significant strides since launching our marketplace of live online classes in 2017. Finding initial success with secular homeschoolers, we then expanded to enrichment learning to meet the needs of a wider audience, growing our business 16x since 2019. Post-pandemic, we have evolved our platform to power academic learning, incorporated AI, and have begun to grow our international community. We're proud to have served over 1M passionate learners with more than $100M in annual bookings.
Driving disruptive, positive change in education is rewarding and hard. Outschool team members are encouraged to challenge themselves, take risks, and grow in their careers. We look for talented people whose sense of urgency, innate curiosity, and determination to drive impact will help Outschool achieve outsized results in pursuit of our mission. We invite you to be part of an ambitious team dedicated to ensuring every learner can navigate the future with curiosity, resilience, and a love of learning.
Outschool has been named Fast Company ’s most innovative EdTech company in the world, and one of the top ten best startups for women from Elpha . Outschool has also been one of BuiltIn ’s Best Remote Places to Work for the last two years and has appeared on Y Combinator’s _Top Companies list for the last three years.
The Role
As Outschool’s Trust and Safety Lead, you will come up with and work cross-functionally to implement scalable solutions to identify, monitor, and prevent bad actors from using Outschool. You will help shape and operationalize processes related to privacy, marketplace risk, and other safety-related issues as we scale. You will also be on the front lines answering tickets with inquiries and concerns, where you will investigate trust and safety incidents that arise on our platform, as well as handle complex social-emotional issues that emerge during classes. Your detail-oriented habits mean you leave no stone unturned, and your experience in online investigations means you find relevant details others may miss. You are tenacious when it comes to meeting your goals and supporting your team, and you are able to thrive in a fast-paced startup environment. You care about keeping kids safe and have demonstrated this commitment in either your prior work or interests.
This role requires a schedule that includes some on call days on weekends, as well as some holiday coverage (split on a rotating basis with teammates)
Core Responsibilities
Desired Experience & Skills
Outschool recruits across the US and Canada, and sets employee salaries to reflect local compensation and cost of living. For New York and California candidates, as well as candidates based in Seattle, WA the salary range for this role would be $135,000 - $160,000 USD.
For Washington candidates outside of Seattle, as well as Colorado candidates, the salary range for this role would be $121,000 - $144,000 USD.
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Outschool Cares
At Outschool, we believe that taking care of one another enables us to do our best work. To us that means:
Outschool is an equal opportunity employer. We view diversity as a moral imperative and competitive advantage. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. We plan and structure our interviews to directly assess skills and experience.
Outschool is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to neurodiverse individuals, applicants with physical and mental disabilities, and disabled veterans. For individuals who would like to request an accommodation, you may reach out to us at recruiting@outschool.com or through your Recruiting point of contact as you schedule your initial interview.
Benefits packages are included for full-time employees only.
Full-time employees must be a citizen or legal residents of the U.S. or Canada and reside in U.S. or Canada.
Once you submit your application, Outschool will process your personal data to evaluate your candidacy for employment. Unless specifically indicated otherwise, we hire employees only in the U.S. and Canada. Applicants else where should be aware that we may discard your application upon submission or we may ask if you would like us to retain it later should there be consideration (this is not typical at all). If you are selected for interviewing, your data will be shared with interviewers and personnel involved in that process. If not hired, your application will be retained for one year in case there is another suitable role. You may opt out of this at any time. Please see our Employee/Applicant Privacy Notice for more detailed information. If applicable, as you progress through the process, we will be clear about what information is being asked for and what happens with that information.